18 Miss. Code. R. 14-20.3 - Determining Monthly Income from Self-Employment
A. The
monthly net self-employment income is determined as follows:
1. Add the gross self-employment income
(actual or anticipated) and capital gains;
2. Exclude the costs of producing the
self-employment income; and
3.
Divide the remaining amount of self-employment income by the number of months
over which the income will be averaged.
B. The monthly net self-employment income
must be added to any other earned income received by the household to determine
total monthly earned income.
C.
Capital Gains: The proceeds from the sale of capital goods or equipment must be
calculated in the same manner as a capital gain for Federal tax income
purposes. Even if only 50 percent of the proceeds from the sale of capital
goods or equipment is taxed for Federal income tax purposes, MDHS must count
the full amount of the capital gain as income for SNAP purposes.
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