Wash. Admin. Code § 388-450-0106 - How does the department count income if someone cannot get assistance because of their immigration status?
This section applies to TANF/SFA, PWA, and RCA.
Some people cannot get assistance because they do not meet the requirements described in WAC 388-424-0010. If you do not meet those requirements and are financially responsible for someone in the assistance unit, as defined in WAC 388-450-0100, we count some of your income. To figure out how much we count, we take the following steps:
(1) We start by totaling earned
income, as defined in WAC
388-450-0030, and applying the
earned income deductions outlined in WAC
388-450-0170.
(2) We add all the unearned income, as
defined in WAC
388-450-0025.
(3) We subtract the difference between the
following payment standards (payment standards can be found in WAC 388-478-0020
and 388-478-0027):
(a) One that includes both eligible
assistance unit members and those who cannot get assistance; and
(b) One that includes only the eligible
assistance unit members who can get assistance.
(4) We subtract any court or administratively
ordered child support paid for legal dependents. This includes both current and
back support. The amount cannot be more than the need standard in WAC
388-478-0015 for the number of
dependents.
(5) We subtract any
employment-related child care expenses you had prior to approval.
(6) Whatever is left is countable income and
subtracted from the grant.
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