Utah Admin. Code R986-600-614 - How to Determine Who Is Included in the Family
(1) Family size must be determined to
establish income eligibility for WIOA Adult and Youth services. Family size is
determined by counting the maximum number of family members in a single
residence during the six months before the date of application, not including
the current month. A dependent of this section is defined as a person who is
claimable as an IRS dependent per the client's statement. Family members
included in the income determination are:
(a)
a married couple and dependent children;
(b) a parent or legal guardian and dependent
children;
(c) a married couple, if
there are no dependent children, and
(d) two people living in a single residence
who are not married but have children in common.
(2) A client can be considered a "family" of
one, if the client is living alone or with a family member and has a disability
that substantially limits one or more major life activities. "Major life
activities" are defined as caring for oneself, performing manual tasks,
walking, seeing, hearing, speaking, breathing, learning, and working.
(3) The income of the parent or guardian is
not counted for a client who is over the age of 19 and the parents cannot claim
the client as an IRS dependent.
Notes
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