![]() ![]() (iv) If only part of your payment to a person is for services that come under the provisions of paragraph (c)(1) of this section, we will only deduct that part of the payment which is attributable to those services. (B) We consider a family member to be anyone who is related to you by blood, marriage or adoption, whether or not that person lives with you. (iii)(A) We will deduct payments you make to a family member for attendant care services only if such person, in order to perform the services, suffers an economic loss by terminating his or her employment or by reducing the number of hours he or she worked. (ii) If because of your impairment(s) you need assistance with personal functions (e.g., dressing, administering medications) at home in preparation for going to and assistance in returning from work, the payments you make for those services may be deducted. (i) If because of your impairment(s) you need assistance in traveling to and from work, or while at work you need assistance with personal functions (e.g., eating, toileting) or with work-related functions (e.g., reading, communicating), the payments you make for those services may be deducted. (c) What expenses may be deducted -(1) Payments for attendant care services. (5) Your payment is in cash (including checks or other forms of money). (4) You pay for the item or service in a month you are working (in accordance with paragraph (d) of this section) and For example, if you purchase crutches for $80 but you were, could be, or will be reimbursed $64 by some agency, plan, or program, we will deduct only $16 No deduction will be allowed to the extent that you have been, could be, or will be reimbursed for such cost by any other source (such as through a private insurance plan, Medicare or Medicaid, or other plan or agency). No deduction will be allowed to the extent that payment has been or will be made by another source. (3) You pay the cost of the item or service. (2) The severity of your impairment(s) requires you to purchase (or rent) certain items and services in order to work We will deduct impairment-related work expenses if. (b) Conditions for deducting impairment-related work expenses. Paragraph (g) of this section explains our verification procedures. Paragraph (f) of this section explains the limitations on deducting expenses. Paragraph (e) of this section describes how expenses may be allocated. Paragraph (d) of this section explains when expenses may be deducted. Paragraph (c) of this section describes the expenses we will deduct. Paragraph (b) of this section explains the conditions for deducting work expenses. The costs are deductible even though you also need or use the items and services to carry out daily living functions unrelated to your work. When we figure your earnings in deciding if you have done substantial gainful activity, we will subtract the reasonable costs to you of certain items and services which, because of your impairment(s), you need and use to enable you to work. § 404.1576. Impairment-related work expenses.
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