Allsup Inc.

Allsup Examines Impact of Social Security Taxes on Disabled and their Families

Published in Lab Law Weekly, July 27th, 2007

Another state has moved to reduce the tax burden on Americans with disabilities, but stopped short of totally abandoning the list of 15 states that still tax income from Social Security Disability Insurance.

Missouri Governor Matt Blunt signed into law last week legislation that raises the threshold for what disabled residents in that state get to keep in their own pockets. The result will be that over 200,000 disabled Missouri taxpayers and their dependents could benefit from the state's decision to abolish taxes on most Social Security disability benefits, according to Allsup Inc., the country's leading Social Security disability representation company.

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Source: Lab Law Weekly (2007-07-27)

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