Yes,
it definitely could. Although you are "100% disabled" that could
change.
Have
you reported this to SSA as the information provided to you when you
won your benefits instructed you to do? When you do, although
you may be given information by SSA about this LLC, you can't rely on
it, that is: you really need to seek local counsel that has your
interests in mind when advising you.
Income
is not the only thing that SSA looks at when reviewing your case,
when they review it, which they are required to do on a regular
basis. In the event that they find you are no longer disabled,
perhaps 3-5 years from now, you may be in an overpayment status, that
is, the SSA will be asking you to re-pay benefits that they have paid
you.
Although
you have set up an LLC, this does not protect you. In fact,
there are three different methods by which SSA can review your
situation to determine that you are not disabled. See http://ssa.gov/pubs/10095.html and http://www.socialsecurity.gov/redbook/
Answered on Oct 31st, 2011 at 10:19 PM