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Social Security Disability Work Incentive and Special Cases
Impairment Related Work Expenses(IRWE)
SSDI & SSI-- Social Security Administration deducts the cost of certain impairment-related expenses that you need in order to work from your earnings when SSA decides if you are performing substantial work. Examples of impairment-related expenses are things such as a wheelchairs, certain transportation costs and specialized work-related equipment.
SSI-- Social Security Administration also excludes IRWE from your earned income when the SSA figures your monthly SSI payment amount.
Subsidies and Special Conditions
SSI & SSDI-- "Subsidies" and "Special Conditions" refer to support you receive on the job that could result in your receiving more pay than the actual value of the services you performed. The Social Security Administration deducts the value of subsidies and special conditions from your earnings when The SSA decides whether you are working at the SGA level.
Following are examples of subsidies and special conditions:
- You receive more supervision than other workers doing the same or a similar job for the same pay.
- You have fewer or simpler tasks to complete than other workers who are doing the same job for the same pay.
- You have a job coach or mentor who helps you perform some of your work.
See Social Security Document Expanding on Definition of Work Coach, Duties and Deductibles.
SSI-- SSA does not deduct subsidies or special conditions when SSI figures your SSI payment amount.
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