Legal Tips & Updates

Navigating Your Finances: How Does Workers Comp Affect Tax Return?

Navigating Your Finances: How Does Workers Comp Affect Tax Return?

Skaug Law
Published on: 17/05/2024

Workers’ compensation benefits usually aren’t taxable and typically won’t show up on your tax return—but there are a few important exceptions that can affect your finances. This post breaks down what to expect at tax time, including how workers’ comp may interact with SSDI or SSI, what happens with lump-sum settlements, when medical expenses might matter, and how death benefits are treated. If you’re receiving benefits after a workplace injury in Idaho, this guide helps you avoid surprises and understand when it’s smart to talk with a professional.

Workers’ Compensation & Jobsite Injuries
My Employer Doesn’t Have Workers’ Compensation — What Should I Do?

My Employer Doesn’t Have Workers’ Compensation — What Should I Do?

Skaug Law
Published on: 06/07/2022

If you’re injured at work and your employer doesn’t carry workers’ compensation insurance, you may still have options. This guide explains Idaho workers’ comp requirements, how to file a First Report of Injury, potential penalties for uninsured employers, and whether you can still recover compensation. Learn the steps to take after a workplace injury and when to contact an Idaho workers’ compensation lawyer.

Worker's Compensation