Maria asks…Do I need a special form for filing taxes while collecting workers compensation?I was injured on May 24 2006 and am considered Temporarily totally disabled until the courts rule otherwise. I have been collecting workers compensation for all of the 2007 year, do I need to fill out a special form for taxes. I also heard that the tax rebate checks apply to those who are veterans and those who are disabled, I am a veteran and I am disabled, how do I get this refund check everyone is talking about. I also go to school at a community college can I get money back from that? I just don’t have any w-2s or anything like that just something from social security stating the income from workmans compensation, how do I file my taxes?
I have a report from Social security showing payments I received from Workmans compensation!!!!!!!!!!Any more detailed, read the question!!!!!!!!!
I am getting disability checks from VA, I get about 120.00 a month and have a 0 percent rating, so am I eligible for the rebate check then?Tampa Employee Leasing answers:Workers comp is not taxable so you don’t need to file on it. And workers comp isn’t eligible income to qualify you for the rebate – VA disability checks are, but being a veteran and being on workers comp doesn’t count, so if you aren’t getting VA disability, or some other income you don’t mention, then you aren’t eligible for
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