jasonvalmartin

I am a TDIU recipient as of MAY 2012. Since then I have income from rental property that my wife and I own thru a LLC, I have accounts recievables income from a past LLC, I have stock investment gains from a money manager AND myself as I manage part of my stock portfolio. All of these income sources combined exceed the max one can attain and still keep TDIU. My question is; am I at risk of losing my TDIU benefits because of this type of income? My DAV rep in says ANYTHING I have to report to the IRS will be counted toward income (W2 or 1099) that will put my TDIU at risk that amount exceeds ($11k?) threshold....IS this true?

I've been 100% IU since MAY 2012. May 2013 I will have to submitt a 21-4140 income verification form. When I initally was awarded IU my DAV Rep. told me that stock investments, rental income, and accounts recievables (from past work performed) wouldnt count as "gainful employment"....Since then I've far exceeded the threshold was $11,484. Today I got a call from a different DAV Rep. as they constantly change. She tells me that ANY income reported to the IRS HAS TO BE DECLARED on the 21-4140; regardless of how that income came about. She also told me that if that income exeeds the threshold was $11,484; then I WILL lose my TDIU benefits. I've spend 3 days taking to tax attorneys, VA disability attoorneys, and accountants....NOBODY HAS A CLUE WHAT TO DO OR HOW TO ADVISE ME. The best advice I got was do what you want and keep your fingers crossed!!? Please help; any advice?