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You are mixing two things here. As I understant it, and I may be wrong, if a person is collecting disability income, whether company funded or individually, the income is not taxable up until the person reaches retirement age. At retirement the disability income stops when the retirement income starts and the retirement income is taxable. The logic is that if you are retired, you wouldn't be working, disabled or not. > ---------- > From: Fleming, Jennifer[SMTP:[log in to unmask]] > Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2000 10:21 AM > Subject: Disability Retirement Pay and Taxes > > My Dad is planning his retirement. He mentioned the other day that he was > going to try to get his disability retirement income to be waived of > income > taxes. I have never heard of this before. Have any of you on the list > been > successful in getting a waiver on paying taxes on your disability > retirement > income? I told him that I would run it by you all and find out. Thanks > much, > > Jen, Dad w/ PD 55/39 >