Countable income definition

Countable income means the total amount of earned and unearned income that is used to determine whether an applicant or beneficiary meets the standard for income eligibility for the applicable IHCC group.

Countable income means “modified adjusted gross income” (MAGI) or “household income,” as applicable, determined pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1396a(e)(14).

Countable income means gross income reduced by

Examples of Countable income in a sentence

• Countable income from farm self-employment consists of gross receipts minus operating expenses from the operation of a farm by a person on his own account as an owner, renter or share cropper.

• Countable income shall not exceed 200 percent of the federal poverty level for a family of the same size when determining initial and ongoing eligibility for the program.

• Countable income is determined in accordance with subsection 65A-1.713(2), F.A.C. To be deducted the expenses must be unpaid, or if paid, must have been paid in the month for which eligibility is being determined or incurred and paid during the three previous calendar months to the month for which eligibility is being determined but no earlier than the three retroactive application months.

• Countable income is all household income, earned and unearned, from whatever source, excluding only that income specified in Part XI.F. Income received by one person for another person or for multiple beneficiaries is considered the income of the person receiving it, unless the provisions of Part XI.G (earned income of several members combined into one payment) apply.

• Countable income reduces the maximum monthly benefit amount to which an SSI recipient would otherwise be entitled.

More Definitions of Countable income

Countable income means earned and unearned income of the family according to the modified adjusted gross income methodology.

Countable income means income that does not exceed two hundred fifty percent of

Countable income for the purpose of this rule, means income remaining after exclusions.

Countable income means income from every source minus income excluded under R6-13-118.

Countable income means income that does not exceed two hundred fifty percent of the federal poverty level: Provided, That for purposes of this article, countable income does not include:

Countable income means all sources of income not excluded under the Medicaid program;

Countable income means the amount of income of the assistance unit that the Department considers to determine eligibility and compute a benefit amount under R6-17-601.