Utah Admin. Code R414-304-5 - MAGI-Based Coverage Groups
(1) The
Department adopts and incorporates by reference
42 CFR
435.603 (October 1, 2015), which applies to
the methodology of determining household composition and income using the
Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI)-based methodology.
(a) The eligibility agency shall count in the
household size, the number of unborn children that a pregnant household member
expects to deliver.
(b) The
Department elects the option in
42 CFR
435.603(f)(3)(iv)(B).
(c) The eligibility agency will
treat separated spouses, who are not living together, as separate households.
(2) The eligibility
agency may not count as income any payments from sources that federal law
specifically prohibits from being counted as income to determine eligibility
for federally-funded programs.
(3)
The eligibility agency may not count as income any payments that an individual
receives pursuant to the Individual Indian Money Account Litigation Settlement
under the Claims Resettlement Act of 2010, Pub. L. No. 111 291, 124 Stat. 3064.
(4) The eligibility agency shall
count as income cash support received by an individual when:
(a) it is received from the tax filer who
claims a tax exemption for the individual;
(b) the individual is not a spouse or child
of the tax filer; and
(c) the cash
support exceeds a nominal amount set by the Department.
(5) To determine eligibility for MAGI-based
coverage groups, the eligibility agency deducts an amount equal to 5% of the
federal poverty guideline for the applicable household size from the MAGI-based
household income determined for the individual. This deduction is allowed only
to determine eligibility for the eligibility group with the highest income
standard for which the individual may qualify.
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