40 Tex. Admin. Code § 48.2904 - Income from Excludable Sources
Income may be fully or partially countable, or may be excluded from the current eligibility budget. Excludable income will continue to be monitored by the caseworker at each financial review to determine how eligibility is affected. Excludable sources of income include:
(1) deductions from earned income, including
social security payments, Medicare premium payments, bonds, pensions, and union
dues;
(2) the first $65 of a
client's (or couple's) net earned income, plus 1/2 of the remainder;
(3) loans, grants, scholarships, and
fellowship funds obtained and used under conditions that preclude their use for
current living costs. Any portion used to pay any other expense (room, board,
books, etc.) cannot be excluded;
(4) Veterans Administration
aid-and-attendance benefits, homebound elderly benefits, and payments to
certain eligible veterans for purchase of medications;
(5) infrequent or irregular income (income
received less frequently than once a month) that averages $20 per month or
less;
(6) 1/3 of the total amount
of child support payments for an eligible child; and
(7) allowable exclusions from self-employment
income, as indicated on the following chart.
Notes
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