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StanislavJ
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What is the name of your state? FLORIDA.
One can still qualify for SSDI as long as their amount of SGA (Substantial Gainful Activity) income does not exceed $810 per month.
Simple question.....is this an absolute monthly figure, or an average over a period? I ask specifically in regard to self-employment. Say a benefit recipient does some small amount of home business activity (like selling stuff on eBay), but their monthly income from this activity varies widely -- they may earn $300 one month, and $1000 the next.
So, does even a single month over the $810 limit disqualify a person? Or, in the case of self-employment, would they look at the average monthly income over a time frame? It would seem quite unfair for someone earning a few hundred dollars a month selling eBay gewgaws to be disqualified because they happen to have one unusually good month, no?
One can still qualify for SSDI as long as their amount of SGA (Substantial Gainful Activity) income does not exceed $810 per month.
Simple question.....is this an absolute monthly figure, or an average over a period? I ask specifically in regard to self-employment. Say a benefit recipient does some small amount of home business activity (like selling stuff on eBay), but their monthly income from this activity varies widely -- they may earn $300 one month, and $1000 the next.
So, does even a single month over the $810 limit disqualify a person? Or, in the case of self-employment, would they look at the average monthly income over a time frame? It would seem quite unfair for someone earning a few hundred dollars a month selling eBay gewgaws to be disqualified because they happen to have one unusually good month, no?