which of the following is not an example of when someone would have to rely on long term disability…
which of the following is not an example of when someone would have to rely on long term disability insurance? jamari is an electrician and is injured at work while climbing a light pole. shelly is suddenly diagnosed with a debilitating disease and can no longer perform her required duties at work. axel is severely injured in a car wreck and is unable to work for several months while he is recovering. lauren has severe depression that interferes with her ability to perform her job duties. question 4 20 pts you have to pay taxes on income you receive from your long term disability insurance policy? true false
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Answer:
There is no option provided for the first - part question to indicate which is not an example. For the second - part: False
Brief Explanations:
For the second question, generally, if the employer pays the premiums for long - term disability insurance, the benefits are taxable to the employee. But if the employee pays the premiums with after - tax dollars, the benefits are not taxable. Without more context, the default understanding is that if the employee paid with after - tax dollars, income from long - term disability insurance is not taxed, so the answer is False. For the first question, all the given scenarios (work injury, debilitating disease, car wreck injury, and severe depression affecting job performance) are typical cases where someone would rely on long - term disability insurance, but since no "not" option is given, no answer can be provided from the options.