Benefit allowance – a term used to describe the amount of money some employers add to the employee’s gross income to pay for a reimbursable expense such as insurance or dependent care. When the employee uses less than the full amount of the benefit allowance, he or she may receive the difference. Policy regarding this term is located at:
- Child Care Subsidy:
- 340:40-7-11. Sources of income considered.
- LIHEAP
- 340:20-1-11. Income and liquid resources
- SNAP:
- 340:50-7-22. Income exclusions
- 340:50-7-29. Income inclusions.
- 340:50-7-46. Converting to monthly income
- TANF:
- 340:10-3-32. Determination of earned income.
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