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The document outlines the New York State Form IT-221, which is used to determine the exclusion of disability income from federal adjusted gross income for tax purposes. It details eligibility criteria, calculation methods for excludable disability pay, and instructions for completing the form, including a physician's statement confirming permanent and total disability. The document emphasizes that the total exclusion cannot exceed $20,000 for married couples and provides guidance on how to report this exclusion on tax returns.

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