Social Security Disability Award

I recently won an award from Social Security. I filed in April 2009 and if they approved July 7, 2009. During the month of June I made $ 550 in 1099 the income of a former employer. Does my income on disability benefits? It is less than $ 980. Please repsond if you know the answer.

No amount is too small to count. The money should also be work that you have. You do not say what the money represented in 1099. In general, if you receive a 1099, you are considered self-employed. Social Security counts only your net self-employment. (Amount after deduction of expenses).

The only way to know if the effect you desire is to get a hold of social security. But I do not think that because you have done before you actually have some news you might have got everything benefits.I disability, but I also had Social Security a pass to work but no more than a third of what my service each month. It depends what state you're not going to work from.I, because I'm allowed to be in school to train for a diploma or certificate, which does not cause trauma to the disabilities that I have.And when I graduate, I'll still be able to work part time because I'll be more than sixty-two years and still work according to the Social Security Disability.

I do not think it will affect your benefits at all.


View the book online on the red link below.

A substantial gainful activity (SGA) is $ 980 or more.

The trial period (TWP) is $ 700 or more.

http://www.ssa.gov/redbook/eng/main.htm