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Commensurate return is actual money payment or documentation of money spent on the client’s behalf; i.e., property taxes, medical debts, nursing care expenses, etc., corresponding to the market value of the transferred property. It does not include personal services, labor, or provision of rent-free shelter. It also does not include a monetary value assigned and […]
The procedure for TEFRA applications
WE NO LONGER ALLOW 12 MONTHS FOR A CLIENT TO MEET THE MINIMUM WAGE RULE FOR CHILD CARE BENEFITS. THE CLIENTS SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME MUST EQUAL MINIMUM WAGE OR CHILD CARE IS NOT APPROVED. The Child Care Subsidy program requires parents and caretakers who are legally and financially responsible for a child to be working and […]
The Child Care Subsidy program requires caretakers who are self-employed to earn federal minimum wage if they are legally and financially responsible for the child. The amount used to determine whether an individual is meeting this requirement is the countable income after the 50% business expense has been deducted All parents and legally and financially […]
Shelter, child care, and/or child support deductions for SNAP households can be prorated.
Examples of Utility Expenses
Provide examples of allowable and non-allowable shelter deductions.
340:50-5-1 Example 1: Parent and Child Betty Adams applies for SNAP benefits in the county office. She declares that her two sons Philip age 12, and Trevor age 19 are living with her. There are no other individuals that reside in the household. Trevor is currently in the Army National Guard and receives drill pay […]
Overview of Self-Employment
Eligibility Determined by federal law, to be eligible for SNAP benefits a person must be: a United States (U.S.) citizen – person born in the U.S., Puerto Rico, Guam, the U.S. Virgin Islands, or Northern Mariana Islands, or a person born outside the U.S. when at least one parent is a U.S. citizen. a U.S. […]