18 Miss. Code. R. 14-30.4 - Anticipating Income
A. MDHS will count
the income already received by the household and income that is reasonably
anticipated to be received during the remainder of the certification
period.
B. Anticipated income will
only be counted if there is reasonable certainty regarding the month in which
the payment will be received and in what amount.
C. If the receipt of income is reasonably
certain, but the monthly amount may vary, the household may elect to income
average.
D. Income received during
the past 30 days will be used to indicate income that will be available to the
household during the certification period unless income fluctuates.
E. If income fluctuates to the degree that a
30 day time period alone will not provide an accurate representation of
anticipated income, then the household may use a longer period of time to
provide a more accurate indication of anticipated fluctuations in future
income.
F. If the income fluctuates
seasonally, then it could be appropriate to use the most recent season
comparable to the certification period rather than the last 30 days.
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