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vagabundo [1.1K]
1 year ago
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How should disability payments, which are non-taxable, be analyzed in order to fairly calculate the customer’s ability to pay?.

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Lerok [7]1 year ago
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The person's ability to pay is determined by your T-2 calendar year income is analyzed in order to calculate customer’s ability to pay.

<h3>What is disability payments?</h3>

Disability payment are the payments given by the government of the nation for the people who are not able to work because of the major issue in their body. This payment has some criteria and based on that criteria a person is liable for liability payments benefits.

Thus, The person's ability to pay is determined by your T-2 calendar year

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