Topic: Income
The requirement for the 60 month look back is part of the Deficit Reduction Act of 2005. The 60 month look back is defined in Section 1917(c) of the Social Security Act. The look back on all assets is 60 months before the first day the individual is both “institutionalized” and has applied for medical […]
MICAL is the Adult and Family Services standard for computing income.
Self-Employment Income Self-employed income is usually income from an individual’s own business, trade, or profession rather than from an employer. However, some individuals may have an employer and receive a regular salary. If an employer does not withhold income taxes or FICA, even if required to do so by law, the person is considered self-employed. […]
Formulas used to convert income to a monthly amount that is then used to determine client benefits: Monthly Income Ready to use, or divide by number of months you have if income varies per month. Weekly Income Total weekly amounts for the last 30 days, divide by the number of weeks to obtain an average, […]
Key Elements of Pay Stubs
Using the MICAL calculation tool Determine Calculation Type – there are two choices Actual and Anticipated. Actual Income This is used when we have all the verification for income received in a past or current calendar month. Once the date from the first check being considered is entered, you will not be allowed to enter […]
Complete and accurate case notes are important whenever you take action on a case or speak with a client. The information below provides important items to document in case notes that are specific to the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program. New Application/Review Document the application date Record the interview date Substance Abuse Screening […]