This gets complicated. It can be very difficult to be approved for Social Security disability---that can take a long time. But if you have the strength of an attorney or help from the disability payor, sometimes they can fast track the SSDI. If and when SS pays out a lump sum, you may have to use some of that lump amount to repay Prudential. Going forward, if SS is your only income it is not taxable.
Someone else in the forum may have more knowledge than I do regarding how they transition you from employer paid disability to Social Security disability.
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