Or. Admin. Code § 461-160-0400 - Use of Income to Determine Eligibility and Benefits; SNAP
In the SNAP program, the countable income (see OAR 461-140-0010) and adjusted income (see OAR 461-001-0000) of the financial group (see OAR 461-110-0530) are used to determine eligibility for SNAP benefits and the benefit level in three steps:
(1) Step one: The
countable income of the financial group is
compared to the need group's countable income limit in OAR
461-155-0190. If the income
equals or exceeds the limit, the need group (see OAR
461-110-0630) is ineligible for
SNAP benefits. A financial group that is categorically
eligible (see OAR
461-135-0505) for SNAP benefits
or that includes a client who is elderly (see OAR
461-001-0015) or has a
disability (see OAR
461-001-0015) need not pass this
step.
(2) Step two: If the
need group is not ineligible under step one, the
adjusted income of the financial group is
compared to the need group's adjusted income limit (see OAR
461-155-0190). If the income
equals or exceeds the limit, the filing group -- except one
that is categorically eligible for SNAP benefits -- is
ineligible for SNAP benefits. If the adjusted income is less
than the limit, the need group meets the income standard for
the SNAP program.
(3) Step three:
The benefit level for an eligible benefit group (see OAR
461-110-0750) is determined as
follows --- adjusted income is multiplied by 30 percent, and
the product is rounded to the next higher dollar. The result is subtracted from
the benefit group's payment standard (see OAR
461-155-0190). The remainder is
the benefit amount.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 409.050 & 411.816
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 409.010, 411.816, 7 CFR 273.1 & 7 CFR 273.10
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