TP with STD

[ILLMAS]

TP received some short-term disability paid 100% by the employer, and looking at the quickfinder it states it's taxable income reported on line 7, well the problem is the form contain no FEIN of the insurance company paying the amounts, would be be safe to use the employer information instead?

 

Thanks

 

MAS

[Abby Normal]

Just use Ln 7-Wages tab.

[kcjenkins]

Line 7 worksheet has a section for entering "non-W2 wages".

[jklcpa]

Now that Marco has his answer, I'll tell that when I read the title I thought a doctor's visit might be in order for the client's STD.  We've had stranger posts....  

[kcjenkins]

Yes, I thought that too.  Started to edit the title, but heck, it's funny.

[Richcpaman]

Maybe the STD was from a STD?

 

Would you be brave enough to ask?

 

Rich

[RitaB]

Now that Marco has his answer, I'll tell that when I read the title I thought a doctor's visit might be in order for the client's STD.  We've had stranger posts....

I know, hahaha, I was going, "And they think I'm inappropriate..."

[michaelmars]

are you sure it was paid by the employer? here in ny we withhold $0.60 per week from the employee which makes it tax fee benefit.

[BulldogTom]

are you sure it was paid by the employer? here in ny we withhold $0.60 per week from the employee which makes it tax fee benefit.

That was my question as well, but then I read the OP closely and it clearly states 100% from the employer, so I let it slide.  I assume from the OP that they checked that out because of the way the OP was worded.

 

Tom

Newark, CA

[michaelmars]

can't go by the taxpayer, most don't even know that that .60 deduction is.  As an employer, we offer LONG term disability as a perk. the state only mandates short term.

Edited March 29, 2015 by michaelmars