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Online gambling winnings while on SSDi?
I received SSDi via Survivor benefits. I work part time and report those Earnings monthly. I was lucky enough to win 60 K via a online casino app. Do I need to report that to Social security? I was under the impression I only need to report that if I’m receiving SSI
3 Answers
- Anonymous3 days ago
I'm only guessing here but, if someone GAVE you a large sum of money as a gift I don't think you'd have to declare that as income because it will be a 'one-off' amount; similar to winnings being a 'one-off' thing.
However, I suggest you don't leave it for too long in a bank account as it will show up eventually. Use if for sensible things (e.g. a vehicle if walking is difficult, a new recliner chair if you have spinal problems etc.) so that it will not be there to declare next time you are asked to fill in a form about your bank account. Keep receipts for items you DO buy with the winnings so that you can cover yourself. If you spend a lot of money on frivolous things there might be a way that the government could find out so be sensible how you deal with this.
- Anonymous6 days ago
You could just keep gambling then they'll get it all back. It will be like you never had it.
- SimplytheFACTSLv 46 days ago
no, you only need to report work income, but if you have any income based assistance like medicaid, you need to report it to that program