"Can I be taxed for SSDI benefits?" SSDI benefits may be taxable, depending on your total income level. Generally speaking, tax liability begins for a single filer at approximately $25,000 of income. For a married couple filing jointly, tax liability begins at approximately $32,000 of income. Claimants should be aware that the SSA will not [...]

"Can I work and collect social security at the same time?" Claimants are permitted to work while on SSDI, but there are limitations as to what can be earned. In 2018, earnings above $1,180 per month prelude the payment of benefits. This figure includes gross earnings, before taxes or other deductions. We recommend claimants limits [...]

"Do I Need a Social Security Disability Attorney?" At the initial filing, an attorney can provide great value by walking you through the process, filing the claim itself on your behalf, and handling the paperwork and adjuster inquiries that are likely to arise. At the hearing level, an attorney is incredibly important. The preparation required [...]