Or. Admin. Code § 461-145-0105 - Disqualifying Income; SNAP
(1)
"TANF disqualifying income" is the portion of a TANF grant lost because of a
reason listed in section (2) of this rule. It is determined by finding the
difference between the TANF cash payment prior to imposition of the reduction
and the payment due after the reduction described in section (2) is imposed.
The incentive payment authorized by OAR
461-135-0210 is not included in
the calculation.
(2) A reduction to
a TANF cash payment for any of the following reasons results in TANF
disqualifying income:
(b) A failure to help the Department obtain
child support from a non-custodial parent as required by OAR
461-120-0340;
(c) A failure to obtain medical coverage as
required by OAR 461-120-0345;
(e) A failure to seek treatment for substance
abuse or mental health evaluation and treatment under OAR
461-135-0085;
(f) An IPV penalty imposed under OAR
461-195-0621;
(g) Repayment of a client error (see OAR
461-195-0501) overpayment in the
TANF program other than the repayment of an overpayment resulting from
continuing benefits because of a hearing request;
(h) Repayment of an overpayment in the TANF
program that results from an intentional program violation (see OAR
461-195-0601).
(3) Eligibility for and the level
of SNAP benefits are determined as if the client is receiving the TANF
disqualifying income until:
(a) The TANF
penalty is removed;
(b) The
household becomes ineligible for TANF for a reason not included in section (2)
of this rule;
(c) The overpayment
is repaid; or
(d) The TANF cash or
MAA case has been closed for at least 12 months.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 411.816
Stats. Implemented: ORS 411.816
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