Income and Expenses Worksheet at a glance
What it is: The Income and Expenses Worksheet is for keeping track of your expenditures; you may choose to use it.
As a representative payee, you're responsible for keeping records and reporting on the use of benefits by completing a Representative Payee Report (Form SSA-623, SSA-6230 or SSA-6233).
A filled-in Income and Expenses Worksheet example: a payee tracks three months

How to fill out Income and Expenses Worksheet, box by box
Clothing, Medical/Dental, Personal Items, Recreation, Miscellaneous
Totals for Report Period

Enter the Totals for Report Period.
Under Expenses for Food and Housing, enter the Totals for Report Period: put this figure on line 3B of the Form SSA-623.
Under Clothing, Medical/Dental, Personal Items, Recreation, Miscellaneous, enter the Totals for Report Period: put this figure on line 3C of the Form SSA-623.
Put this figure on line 3D of the Form SSA-623: show the total amount of any benefits you saved for the beneficiary, including any interest earned.
More rules for Income and Expenses Worksheet
You should keep these records for two years from the time you complete the form.
You must complete the report even if you are a legal guardian; the accounting you make to the court cannot be substituted. However, much of the information may be the same.
The appropriate form will be mailed to you about once a year.
When you need to fill out the Representative Payee Report, you can add the amounts in each column of your worksheet and put the totals on the accounting form.
If you need additional worksheet space, call Social Security for another copy of the worksheet.
Sources
[1] Income and Expenses Worksheet, as served (no issuer file) (the Official source link on this page).




