The following of income constitute countable income for Parents’ DIC d. Countable Income for purposes: Parents’ DIC total income from employment, business (minus operating expenses), investments, interest, or rents income of a parent’s spouse with whom the parent inheritances of (but not property) gifts of property or money, including contributions from adult children unemployment compensation retirement type benefits are counted at the rate of 90 on the dollar life insurance proceeds and the proceeds of commercial annuities are counted at the rate of 90 cents on the dollar, and compensation for injury or death is countable. Notes: SS, Railroad Retirement, Civil Service Annuity, military retired pay and other public or private retirement benefits are all counted at the rate of 90 cents on the dollar under . The beneficiary may deduct medical expenses and legal expenses incident to recovery for the injury or death for which compensation was paid. Although certain income is counted at 90 cents on the dollar, the system automatically deducts the 10 percent, therefore, enter gross amounts. For specific inclusions for Parents’ DIC countable income, see References: and .
d. Countable Income for Parents’ DIC The following of income constitute countable income for Parents’ DIC purposes: total income from employment, business (minus operating expenses), investments, interest, or rents income of a parent’s spouse with whom the parent inheritances of (but not property) gifts of property or money, including contributions from adult children unemployment compensation retirement type benefits are counted at the rate of 90 on the dollar life insurance proceeds and the proceeds of commercial annuities are counted at the rate of 90 cents on the dollar, and compensation for injury or death is countable. Notes: SS, Railroad Retirement, Civil Service Annuity, military retired pay and other public or private retirement benefits are all counted at the rate of 90 cents on the dollar under . The beneficiary may deduct medical expenses and legal expenses incident to recovery for the injury or death for which compensation was paid. Although certain income is counted at 90 cents on the dollar, the system automatically deducts the 10 percent, therefore, enter gross amounts. References: For specific inclusions for Parents’ DIC countable income, see and .