23 Miss. Code. R. 105-1.4 - [Effective until 7/1/2025] Non-Filer Rules

A. A non-filer is someone who neither files a federal tax return nor is claimed as a tax dependent. For individuals who are non-filers or exceptions to tax filer rules, budgeting rules depend on whether the individual is an adult or child under age 19 living in the same household.
B. A non-filer adult's household includes the non-filer, the non-filer's spouse and his/her children living together. Income includes all countable MAGI income received by the household members except the income of a child not required to file a federal tax return does not count as income to the household. The exception to the rule of counting a child's income based on his/her tax filing requirement is this: if a child is also a parent of child(ren) living in the household, the child's income must be counted toward his/her child(ren) regardless of the requirement to file a federal tax return.
C. A non-filer child's household includes the non-filer child and the child's parent(s) and siblings living together.

Notes

23 Miss. Code. R. 105-1.4
42 CFR§435.603 (Rev. 2012)

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