Do you file taxes on workman’s comp at the end of the year?

Monday, October 26, 2009
By WcrAdmin

I’m just wondering when you file income tax do you claim workman’s comp?

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2 Responses to “Do you file taxes on workman’s comp at the end of the year?”

  1. No, benefits paid under a State Worker’s Compansation or similar act are not taxable income to you. Nor can that money be used to calculate the EIC if you are otherwise eligible for the EIC.

    #8951
  2. No, it doesn’t get reported on your tax return and isn’t taxed.

    #8952

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