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Does NJ not considered SSDI benefits as income?

I entered disability benefits for the federal return. When I got to the NJ form, it's showing my income as $0. Does NJ not considered SSDI benefits as income?

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Vanessa A
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Does NJ not considered SSDI benefits as income?

No.  New Jersey does not tax SSDI. 

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Does NJ not considered SSDI benefits as income?

NJ does not tax Social Security.

 

There are nine states that tax Social Security.

States that tax Social Security benefits:

CO, CT, KS, MN, MT,, NM, RI, UT, VT

 

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