When we had our first child last year my wife had some severe postpartum medical issues outside of the normal experience that put us back in the hospital weeks after birth. Looking back we could have easily qualified for the Medical leave instead of the Family leave for a large portion of my time off, but since we just had a baby, DUH, we're just taking it all as family leave, kind of common sense I thought.
So wtf IRS. If the answer isn't a super obvious yes, how is this anything other than "untaxable until proven taxable". Why should I voluntarily pay taxes on something that the taxman himself wont even officially utter two words on it? If they are entitled to dip into this program that is 100% funded by those withdrawing from it, in perpetuity, then I'd sure love for those lawsuits to just get it over with so I can be taught a lesson on how taxes are supposed to work haha why can't the IRS just say "it's taxable, here is why?" Shouldn't every single penny paid in taxes be tied directly to such a statement? LOL almost said that with a straight face.....
