Ariz. Admin. Code § R6-13-124 - Determining Income Eligibility and Cash Benefit Amount
A. To determine income eligibility for a TC
cash benefit, the Department shall:
1.
Establish whether to use an A-1 Standard or an A-2 Standard shelter cost factor
to complete the financial determination.
a.
The Department shall use the A-1 Standard when:
i. The assistance unit pays, or has an
obligation to pay, all or part of the shelter costs for the place in which
assistance unit members reside. Shelter costs include rent, mortgage, and
property taxes;
ii. The assistance
unit members reside in subsidized public housing; or
iii. A member of the assistance unit works in
exchange for rent.
b.
The Department shall use the A-2 Standard:
i.
For all circumstances not covered under subsection (A)(1)(a), or
ii. When an organization or a person who is
not a member of the assistance unit pays shelter costs for three consecutive
months or longer.
2. Conduct a TC Payment Standard Test.
a. Using the size of the assistance unit and
the applicable A-1 or A-2 Standard, the Department shall compare the countable
monthly net income to the applicable maximum TC cash benefit amount shown on
the TC Payment Standard chart in subsection (A)(3).
b. If the countable monthly net income is at
least one dollar less than the TC maximum cash benefit amount, the household is
eligible for TC benefits. If the countable monthly net income is equal to or
greater than the TC maximum cash benefit amount, the assistance unit is
ineligible for TC benefits.
3. The TC Payment Standard Chart.
|
Number of Individuals |
Maximum Monthly TC Cash Benefit For A-1 Standard (Based on 0 Countable Income) |
Maximum Monthly TC Cash Benefit For A-2 Standard (Based on 0 Countable Income) |
|
1 |
$173 |
$108 |
|
2 |
$233 |
$145 |
|
3 |
$293 |
$183 |
|
4 |
$353 |
$220 |
|
5 |
$412 |
$258 |
|
6 |
$472 |
$295 |
|
Each additional |
$60 |
$38 |
B. To determine the amount of the cash
benefit payment:
1. The Department shall
deduct the countable monthly net income from the maximum cash benefit amount,
as shown in the chart in subsection (A)(3), and round the difference down to
the next whole dollar. The Department shall pay that amount to the assistance
unit.
2. The Department shall
prorate the initial month's benefits by the number of days remaining in the
month from the application filing date.
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