Click To Call If you are receiving long-term disability payments from an insurance plan that is paid by your employer, the answer is yes.  Typically, if you have paid your premiums, you only have to report to the IRS the amount you receive due to your employer's payment. 
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Frequently Asked Questions for Social Security Disability, Veterans Disability Compensation, and Long-Term Disability Claims

 


Q: Do I have to pay income-tax on the long-term disability payments I receive?

A: If you are receiving long-term disability payments from an insurance plan that is paid by your employer, the answer is yes. 

Typically, if you have paid your premiums, you only have to report to the IRS the amount you receive due to your employer's payment. 


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