What is the amount of income you can have in California and still get SSI? Thank you in advance.
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j**eshan****님 답변답변일6/8/2011 5:31:25 PM
Please contact your CPA or SSA Office for correct answer............
s**i716****님 답변답변일6/17/2011 9:04:44 PM
In order to be eligible for SSI in California, your income must be less than the following income limits: Individual – $1,433, $694 (whose income is not from wages), married couple – $2,107, $1,031. On the other, some of your income is neither countable nor added to the income limits. Such noncountable incomes include: (1) First $20 of any income except in-kind support and public aid, (2) first $65 and half over $65 of earned income. Here, earned income means your income from employment or self-employment. Additionally, SSA doesn't count income tax refunds; food stamps; and grants, scholarships, or gifts used for tuition and educational expenses.
Sungjin Ji, Esq. Immigration / Estate Planning / Social Security Act (213) 739-1496