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Forum|Forum|1 year ago
January 6, 2025
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I received $113,007. in SSDI back pay. I had been getting LTD taxed from a private insurance company, to whom I had to repay 76,123.23 Do I owe taxes on the whole $113,007.?

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No. You have a couple of things reducing the tax. Since you had to repay some of the money, you have a claim of right repayment. Secondly, you don't pay taxes on the first $25,000 or $32,000 of Social Security, based on your filing status (single or married).

See What is a claim of right repayment?

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