Net family income definition
Net family income means gross family income minus the standard work-related, child care and child support expenses or deductions as used in determining presumptive eligibility for Medicaid.
Net family income means gross family income less federal, state or local payroll taxes (income and Social Security). Deductions for payroll saving plans, bond purchases, or contributions to retirement systems may not be used to determine net income.
Net family income means gross family income minus the standard work related, alimony, child care, and child support deductions as used in determining Medicaid presumptive eligibility for pregnant women.
More Definitions of Net family income
Net family income means Gross Family Income minus the standard work- related, child care, and child support deductions as used in determining presumptive eligibility for Medicaid expansion as designated by the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1986.
Net family income means the amount of income established for a family after reduction for offsets, not to exceed 5% of the amount of net family income, for expenses such as child care and work-related expenses [, in accordance with standards applicable under the Medicaid program].
Net family income means the amount of income established for a family after reduction for offsets for expenses such as child care and work-related expenses, in accordance with standards applicable under the Medicaid program.
Net family income means family income less the allowable exemptions specified in section 3; (« revenu familial net »)
Net family income means the amount of income 52-62 established for a family after reduction for offsets, not to exceed 52-63 10 percent of the amount of net family income, for expenses such as 52-64 child care and work-related expenses[, in accordance with standards 52-65 applicable under the Medicaid program].
Net family income means the amount of income