Brooklyn Flats Community Service Employment Program Recovery House Recoveree Connection ReStore Space Creators The Wellington Assisted Living Work Incentives and Planning Assistance SSI Beneficiaries SSDI Beneficiaries Social Security Contact Information Soft Skills		SSI Beneficiaries SSI stands for Supplemental Security Income. Persons qualifying for this benefit in North Dakota receive a maximum amount of $579 per month in 2005. Persons receiving SSI qualify for the state program Medicaid in North Dakota but are required to submit an application for this service with their local County Social Service office. SSI is a Title XVI program where payments come from the US general revenue funds. SSI is an income based program and payments will be affected by any sort of income an individual may receive. A formula is involved with SSI that reduces the amount a person receives in benefits once they begin working. The following is an example of an individual receiving SSI and how working will impact their benefit amount. SSI Non-working and receiving SSI Working and receiving SSI Work income - $0 $ 500 (work income) SSI Payment - $603 - $ 20 (General income exclusion)   $480   - $65 (Earned income exclusion)   $415   / 2   $207.50   $603 - $207.50 = $395.50 (new SSI amount)   + $500 (work income) $603 (total useable income) $871.50 (total useable income) See earning calculations from $100 to $1,000. LIST OF WORK INCENTIVES AVAILABLE ON TITLE XVI (SSI): Impairment Related Work Expenses (IRWE) Plan for Achieving Self-Support (PASS) Student Earned Income Exclusion (SEIE) Blind Work Expenses (BWE) Property Essential to Self-Support (PESS) 1619(a) and Extended Medicaid 1619(b) Section 301 Vocational Rehabilitation Client Expedited Reinstatement of Benefits (ExR) State Medicaid Buy-In "Workers With Disabilities" Documents SSI Calculations File Size: 25.08 kb SSI Calculations

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