Claims Resolution Act of 2010
Post Date: 12/8/10 |
Last Updated: 12/8/10 |
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On December 8, 2010, the President signed into law the Claims Resolution Act of 2010.
This law provides restitution payments relating to various claims by Native Americans
and certain African American farmers. For purposes of the Internal Revenue Code, any
amounts received by an individual as a lump sum or a periodic payment under this act
is not included in gross income, nor is it taken into consideration for purposes of applying
any provision of the code that takes into account excludable income in computing
adjusted gross income or modified adjusted gross income, including the computation of
taxable Social Security and tier 1 railroad retirement benefits.