Ssdi Mean Permanent And Total For Tax Purposes?

[cowgirl]

Just double checking, dont have IU yet. Getting ssdi now, I figure being 'disabled' at 90% for VA sc disabilities is 'disabled'.

Any comments or thoughts? (ok, am not a tax accountant to interpet the rules)

Thanks,

Cg

Edited October 14, 2008 by cowgirl

[jbasser]

http://www.irs.gov/publications/p915/ar02.html#d0e347

Social Security can tax up to 85 percent if you and your Husband make over 30K. AGI.

Dont worry. You dont have to mention VA comp. it is all yours.

J

[Pete53]

Anyone know how much a wife and husband who earn over 32,000 have to make before they have to pay taxes? How do the personal exemptions play on this? I can foresee with inflation and COLA's that one day our income from Social Security will add up to over 32,000

[jbasser]

Pete, it goes as the adjusted gross income.

So it depends on how much you can deduct.

J