23 Miss. Code. R. 104-7.60 - Job Corps
A. This program is
defined as follows:
1. The Job Corps is a
Workforce Investment Act (WIA) program.
B. Income from this program is treated as
follows:
1. A Job Corps participant who is a
student under age 22 qualifies for the student earned income
exclusion.
2. The living allowance
is wages.
3. The readjustment
allowance is income including any amount deducted to pay the participant's
share of a dependent's allowance, is wages.
4. Any bonus and incentive payments are also
wages.
5. A bi-weekly dependent's
allowance may be paid directly to a participant's dependent. This allowance is
counted as unearned income to the dependent.
a) If the participant is a deemor and his
dependent is eligible for Medicaid, only one-half of the dependent's allowance
is unearned income to the dependent.
6. The clothing allowance is not
income.
7. Supportive services such
as medical services, transportation to and from medical treatment, counseling,
job placement services provided in-kind which are medical or social services
are not income.
8. The rules
regarding temporary absence for deeming purposes apply to Job Corps
participants who reside in a Job Corps Center or who are away at
school.
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