If you need to file a tax return but do not qualify for an SSN, you should apply for an ITIN. If your dependent does not qualify for an SSN, but you want to claim them on your return, that person will also need an ITIN.
Both resident and nonresident aliens can get ITINs, regardless of immigration status. The bottom line is that you may apply for an ITIN if you need to submit a tax return, even if you live in another nation.
Almost everyone in America has been a victim of identity theft or knows someone who has been. A criminal who has your Social Security number can use it to get other personal information about you. Identity thieves will often use your number and your good credit to apply for more credit in your name.
There are many items that count as income when determining your Social Security income. However, there are also items that do not count as income and do not affect your Social Security income.
There are items that are counted as income by the SSA (Social Security Administration) as well as those that do not. Here we will list many of the items that count as income and can affect your Social Security benefits.
To qualify for Social Security benefits, you cannot engage in “substantial gainful activity” (SGA). The Social Security Administration considers a person who is earning more than a certain amount every month engaged in SGA.
Yes, you can qualify for a payday loan even if you are on Social Security. Fortunately, Social Security benefits qualify as a steady source of income, which makes you eligible for payday loans.
Payday loans can be the saving grace for people who are tight on money or don't have large enough savings to cover an unexpected expense.
If you are on Social Security and can verify your regular income, you are eligible for payday loans.
