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See what's trending for the November 15th deadline (Form 990) and resources for the upcoming tax season. Lacerte | ProConnect | ProSeries
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- if a person was deemed 35% disabled because of a prior injury is any portion of their regular income excluded from income taxes
if a person was deemed 35% disabled because of a prior injury is any portion of their regular income excluded from income taxes
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sperez9702
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04-05-2022
09:49 AM
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I have a client who was injured on the job. He returned to his job, he was ruled 35% disabled . Is any portion of his regular wages he is earning now tax exempt because of his disability?
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qbteachmt
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04-05-2022
01:11 PM
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You might be trying to relate this to Military? Is the person Military, Military Retiree, or general business employee?
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taxes96786
Level 9
04-05-2022
11:43 PM
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If it is it should show in Bx 2 of W2. The taxable income amount would be less than gross amt in bx 1
