Insurance court denied partner's claim for profit share inclusion in social security income calculation.

The Insurance Court dismissed the claim that a partner's share of a limited partnership's profit should be included in the calculation of social security benefits. The applicant, acting as a responsible partner, argued that his profit share constituted income for benefit determination, but the court found no legal basis for this inclusion. Consequently, the court ruled that such partnership profits do not qualify as personal income for the purpose of social security calculations.