If a child receives SS survivors benefits from the death of her father can her mother claim the earned income credit for her?
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I would repost this question under tax law - I will try to add that for you
If you are getting SSDI, the answer is no. If you are getting SSI or Supplemental Security Income, you would have to report the money even if you...
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Judges can get decisions out in as little as 30 days, or as long as 3 to 4 months. Benefits usually start within 30 to 60 days after the decision...
No. Once you are determined to be disabled, SSI benefits are based on financial need - there is no increase for having more conditions. SSDI is...
When benefits are paid is based on the date an application is filed, not the date the disability began, regardless of gender. You may want to...
SSA and the VA use different standards to evaluate disability. It is not unusual, however, for a Judge to take 2 to 4 months after a hearing to...
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I agree with my colleague. Talk to SSA , or to a financial planner - or both.
If your daughter is under 18, she is likely getting SSI. That means back due benefits are paid in 3 installments every 6 months. And, if it is...
I agree with my colleagues. ALL money you get needs to be reported to Social Security. If you do not have an attorney, there are a number of...
If you had a lawyer, talk to that lawyer about this. It is not unusual that a judge either gets wrong information, or lists the information in a...