Topic: Deductions
317:35-5-4.(4) 317:35-5-47 317:35-7-60(a)(5) 317:35-7-44 The TB program is intended to cover treatment for the condition. It does not provide full SoonerCare coverage. If applicant wants full SoonerCare but is not age 65 or older, s/he will need to apply with Social Security to get a disability decision. What is needed to determine eligibility Verification […]
How to apply the 1/3 deduction to child support paid for child with a disability.
The following is a link to the Appendix C-3, Maximum Food Benefit Allotments and Standards for Income and Deductions. NOTE: Categorically eligible households where all members receive Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) and/or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) are not subject to either the gross or net monthly income tests for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program […]
This is a list with descriptions of the non-PS2 fields in the FACS Expenses Tab.
FAQs regarding how child support deductions is considered for the TANF Program.
Legally-binding child support – means. verified court ordered child support payments paid by a household member to or for a non-household member, including child support and child care support payments made to a third party on behalf of the non-household member.
Actual income – income received in a given month versus what is estimated or anticipated. Child Care Subsidy: 340:40-7-10. General provisions regarding income; 340:40-7-11. Sources of income considered; 340:40-7-13. Computation of income; and 340:40-9-2. Case changes. SNAP: 340:50-5-49. Sponsored aliens; and 340:50-7-46. Converting to monthly income. SoonerCare (Medicaid)[OE]: 317:35-5-42. Determination of countable income for individuals […]
Family share copayment – is the client’s share of the cost of child care. It is based on family size, number of children in care, and income.
To instruct how and when to use medical expenses to offset income for SNAP cases.