A more common clinical diagnostic classification scheme is also based on electrocardiographic findings as a means of distinguishing between two types of MI, one that is marked by ST elevation (STEMI) and one that is not (NSTEMI).
VA Disability Back Pay is a payment of all the money that the veteran should have been receiving for the months in between his date of eligibility and his VA rating decision. A veteranâs date of eligibility for VA Disability Back Pay is determined in one of two ways.First, if the veteran submits his VA Disability Claim within one year of his date of separation, his date of eligibility for VA Disability Back Pay is his date of separation.o if the veterans received $100/month for the 20% rating but should have received $150/month for the 30% rating, the VA Disability Back Pay will be $50/month (150 â 100 = 50) times the number of months the change applies.
VA disability compensation is nontaxable to the veteran or survivor and is not reported on any tax forms. The veteran will receive a report showing any adjustments due to cost-of-living adjustments (COLA) or other changes affecting the monthly benefit during the year.hus, for the 2012 tax year, the adjustment is $2,294 ($1,614 ($538 3) + $680 ($340 2)). (3) The adjustment is reported on the Other income line of Form 1040 as a negative number with the notation VA Disability Adjustment See Attachments included on the dotted line.