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In most cases, Disability Insurance (DI) benefits are not taxable. But, if you are receiving unemployment, but then become ill or injured and begin receiving DI benefits, the DI benefits are considered to be a substitute for unemployment benefits, which are taxable.
Post-tax deductions, or after-tax deductions, are expenses or contributions subtracted from an employees income after taxes have been withheld. Unlike pre-tax deductions, which are taken out before calculating income tax, post-tax deductions are applied after taxes are taken out of an employees gross pay.
Employer-paid insurance Generally, if your company pays the disability insurance premiums for your employees, you can consider this a tax-deductible business expense. But any benefits paid to an employee will be taxable to the employee, thus reducing the actual benefits received.
Individual Disability Insurance If you have an individual policy, in most cases, you pay the premiums on a post-tax basis. Individual benefits typically cover about 60% of gross income PLUS bonuses.
If you get LTD coverage at work, your employer may subsidize a portion of the cost. Still typically, the policyholder (you) pays most or all of the cost of an LTD policy with after-tax dollars.
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Individual Disability Insurance If you have an individual policy, in most cases, you pay the premiums on a post-tax basis. Individual benefits typically cover about 60% of gross income PLUS bonuses. Benefits are tax-free and your policy stays with you as long as you continue to pay premiums, no matter where you work.
Disability is non-taxable, but if you also work, then you only need to file taxes on that income.
Employer-sponsored plans are typically pre-tax deductions for employees. In most cases, deduct the employee-paid portion of the insurance premiums before withholding any taxes.

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