23 Miss. Code. R. 104-7.1 - Annuities, Pensions, Retirement and Disability Payments
A. These types of income are defined as
follows:
1. An annuity is a sum paid yearly
or at other specific times in return for the payment of a fixed sum. Annuities
may be purchased by an individual or by an employer.
2. Pensions and retirement benefits are
payments to a worker following retirement from employment. These payments may
be paid directly by a former employer, by a trust fund, an insurance company or
other entity.
3. Disability
benefits are payments made because of injury or disability.
B. These types of income are
treated as follows:
1. Annuities, pensions,
retirement benefits and disability benefits are counted as unearned income.
a) An exception is certain accident
disability benefits paid within the first 6 months after the month an employee
last worked are treated as earned income.
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