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Subsidies are a payment from government to private entities, usually to ensure firms stay in business and protect jobs. Examples include agriculture, electric cars, green energy, oil and gas, green energy, transport, and welfare payments.

SSDI benefits are intended as a supplement for people who are unable to work enough to earn a living. An individual will be disqualified from SSDI payments if he or she earns $880 per month or more from working.

A "subsidy" is the extra amount of wages an employer pays an impaired individual for services over the reasonable value of the actual services performed. We deduct the value of subsidies from earnings when we make an SGA decision.

All these are examples of subsidies—fiscal tools governments use to encourage economic development, help disadvantaged groups, or advance other national objectives. Subsidies take many forms. Governments sometimes keep prices artificially high, which is the case with subsidies intended to boost the incomes of farmers.

SSA-3033, Work Activity Questionnaire (used to obtain more detailed information from the employer when SSA learns through completed Form 821-BK or other information that a subsidy or special condition may exist).

Following are examples of subsidies and special conditions: You receive more supervision than other workers doing the same or a similar job for the same pay. You have fewer or simpler tasks to complete than other workers who are doing the same job for the same pay.

Some advantages of subsidies include inflation control and moderation of supply and demand, while disadvantages include a potential increase in taxes on citizens in subsidizing countries.

You only have a limited time to comply (10 days from the date of the letter) with Social Security's request so don't delay. But, don't rush through your answers either. Your Adult Function Report, also known as SSA 3373, stays on the record through your entire case and cannot be modified.