Instructions And Benefits Information For Form Il-1363 - Illinois Department Of Revenue - 2002 Page 12
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20Step 3:
Write only the claimant’s and spouse’s total income for 2002.
What is not considered income?
Include only your income and your spouse’s
income (if you are living together) for the year
The following items are not considered income
2002. Do not include any qualified additional
and you should not include them on your
resident’s income.
Form IL-1363:
cash gifts
What is considered income?
child support payments
The following items are considered income that
Circuit Breaker grants
you must include on your Form IL-1363:
damages awarded in a lawsuit for a physical
alimony
personal injury or sickness
annuity benefits
Energy Assistance payments
Black Lung benefits
federal income tax refunds
business income
IRA’s “rolled over” into other retirement
capital gains
accounts
cash assistance from Human Services and
lump sums from inheritances
other governmental cash public assistance
lump sums from insurance policies
cash winnings from such sources as raffles or
money borrowed against a life insurance
lotteries
policy or from any financial institution
Civil Service benefits
spousal impoverishment payment
damages awarded in a lawsuit on account of
stipends from the Foster Parent and
nonphysical injury or sickness (for example,
Foster Grandparent programs
age discrimination or injury to reputation)
Title V of the Older Americans Act of
dividends
1965; Green Thumb or Experience Works; or
farm income
VISTA or AmeriCorps income
interest
13 Social Security, SSI benefits
interest on life insurance policies
Write the total amount of any retirement,
lump sum Social Security payments
disability, or survivor’s benefits (including
miscellaneous sources, such as rummage
Medicare deductions) paid to you and your
sales, recycling aluminum, or baby sitting
spouse in 2002 by the Social Security
monthly insurance benefits
Administration.
pension and IRA benefits (only the federally
You must also include any Supplemental
taxable portion)
Security Income (SSI) you received in 2002.
Railroad Retirement benefits (including
Do not include benefits to dependent children or
Medicare deductions)
reimbursements under Medicare/Medicaid for
rental income
medical expenses.
SeniorCare rebate (only if you took an
It is not necessary to contact the Social
itemized deduction for health insurance
Security office to obtain the amount in
in the prior year)
benefits received. To determine the total
Social Security income (including Medicare
amount of your benefits, multiply by 12 the
deductions)
amount of any one of the checks you received in
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits
2002. Add to this total $648.00 (or $54.00 per
state income tax refunds (only if you took an
month), which was the yearly amount deducted
itemized deduction in the prior year)
for Medicare. You must adjust your figures
unemployment compensation
accordingly if you did not receive 12 equal
veterans’ benefits (only the federally taxable
checks during this period.
portion)
If your Social Security and Railroad Retirement
wages, salaries, and tips from work
benefits are paid to you on the same check,
Worker’s Compensation income
write this amount on Line 13. Remember to
Worker’s Occupational Diseases Act income
include your Medicare deductions.
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Avoid a delay
Apply by March 31
IL-1363 instructions (R-12/02)
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