18 Miss. Code. R. 14-18.8 - Excess Shelter Deduction
A. A deduction will
be allowed for monthly shelter expenses in excess of 50 percent of the
household's income after all other above referenced deductions have been
applied.
B.
Note: The
deduction cannot exceed the maximum shelter deduction provided by FNS unless
the household contains a disabled or elderly individual.
C. Shelter expenses only include the
following:
1. Reoccurring charges for the
shelter occupied by the household such as rent, mortgage or continuing charges
leading to the ownership of the shelter (i.e., loan payments for the purchase
of a mobile home);
2. Property
taxes and insurance on the dwelling itself;
3. Cost of fuel for heating and
cooling;
4. Electricity and fuel
used for costs other than heating and cooling;
5. Water and sewage costs (including well or
septic tank installation and maintenance);
6. Garbage and trash collection;
7. All services and costs to provide one
telephone;
8. Shelter costs for the
home if unoccupied due to being temporarily away for employment or training,
illness or abandonment caused by a natural disaster;
9. Repair charges for a home that was
substantially destroyed by a natural disaster such as a fire or a
flood;
10.
Note:
Shelter costs do not include repair charges that will be reimbursed by a public
or private relief agency or an insurance company.
Notes
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