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Joanne Ellis Topic:   Self Employment for People with Disabilities
After completing this webcast you will:
  • Know the difference between self employment vs wage employment
  • Calculate Net Earnings for Self-Employment (NESE)
  • Understand IRS Rules and Schedule C and the self-employment from tax returns
  • Learn how the wages of business owners impact SSA benefits
  • Describe the difference between self-employment and hobbies
  • Define the role of the BPAO and PABSS in self-employment cases

Presenter: In 1993, Joanne Ellis co-founded Career Supports, a company that assists individuals who are underserved in the service delivery system for supported employment. Joanne provides technical assistance and training to rehabilitation professionals and to individuals and their families on Social Security and the utilization of Work Incentives.

 

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Resources

Powerpoint Presentation: PDF  |  Flashpaper

Wage Employment vs Self-Employment  PDF

The Role of Benefits Planning Assistance & Outreach Benefits Specialist in Self-Employment Cases  PDF

SGA and Self-Employment  Image

Unpaid Help  Image

Un-Incurred Business Expenses  Image


Link Resource

Making Self Employment Work for People with Disabilities - by Cary Griffin & Dave Hammis


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