I-134 and Non-taxable Income

[DarkKiss 45]

I couldn't find any info on this subject so I decided to ask it here. If it has been addressed before, please guide me to the appropriate section. Ok, so here is my situation. I receive taxable income from my federal govt retirement. I also receive social security which only a portion is taxable and I also receive Disability Compensation from the Veterans Administration based on service connected disability.

My problem is that on my tax returns, the only income is retirement and about $4,000 of the social security which equals about $17,000 per year according to tax returns, but in actuality I make about $70,000 per year when you factor in my disability from the VA and the non taxable portion of my Social Security.

If I send only my tax returns, they will not accurately reflect my current income. I have 1099's for each year from SS, and Letters for each year of income from VA.

I want to include these with my tax returns but don't know how to go about putting it together so that the CO can ascertain that this is additional income although not reflected on taxes because it is non-taxable. Please any suggestions on how to do this will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance

[Hank_ 9,173]

I couldn't find any info on this subject so I decided to ask it here. If it has been addressed before, please guide me to the appropriate section. Ok, so here is my situation. I receive taxable income from my federal govt retirement. I also receive social security which only a portion is taxable and I also receive Disability Compensation from the Veterans Administration based on service connected disability.

My problem is that on my tax returns, the only income is retirement and about $4,000 of the social security which equals about $17,000 per year according to tax returns, but in actuality I make about $70,000 per year when you factor in my disability from the VA and the non taxable portion of my Social Security.

If I send only my tax returns, they will not accurately reflect my current income. I have 1099's for each year from SS, and Letters for each year of income from VA.

I want to include these with my tax returns but don't know how to go about putting it together so that the CO can ascertain that this is additional income although not reflected on taxes because it is non-taxable. Please any suggestions on how to do this will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance

Not a real issue, include copies of your benefits letter from VA and Social Security showing your actual benefits received monthly. This is what I did being my VA and SS is not taxable

[DarkKiss 45]

Not a real issue, include copies of your benefits letter from VA and Social Security showing your actual benefits received monthly. This is what I did being my VA and SS is not taxable

Thank you so much. That's what I will do. Thanks Again