Contact

By e-mail: contact@usdisabilitycalc.com. There is no form and no phone line, and nothing you write is passed on to an insurer, a broker or anyone else.

What helps us most

  • A new IRS figure: a revenue procedure or publication that changes a bracket, a premium limit or the per diem limit, with its number.
  • A rule we read wrong: quote the IRS publication or the section of the Internal Revenue Code that says otherwise.
  • A plan clause the calculators do not handle, as written in a summary plan description.
  • Embedding the calculator on an HR, union or library page: the code is on the embed page.

What we cannot do

We do not quote or sell insurance, review a denied claim, recommend an insurer or a lawyer, or say whether your own benefit is taxable on your return. Your plan administrator, your insurer and a tax professional are the ones who can.

Estimates apply your plan’s formula and the 2026 federal tax rules to the figures you enter. Your policy or plan document, not this page, sets the benefit; the IRS rules apply to your whole return.

Tax rules and plan data of 2026, sources last read on