Substantial Gainful Activity, known as SGA, is a monthly measure of work activity and earnings. Social Security does not decide SGA by looking only at annual income. It examines what a person earned from work during each individual month.
Substantial Gainful Activity, known as SGA, is a monthly measure of work activity and earnings. Social Security does not decide SGA by looking only at annual income. It examines what a person earned from work during each individual month.