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1. HOUSEHOLD INFORMATION
1.1 Total Number of Persons in the Household
1.4 Is there at least one Elderly (60 or over) OR Disabled person in the Household?
1.6 Is the Household Homeless?
1.7 Is every member of the household receiving TANF, GA or SSI?
2. INCOME INFORMATION
2.0 Liquid resources (i.e., cash on hand plus bank balances)
2.1 Monthly Gross Earned Income (GEI) before taxes (from any kind of job).
2.2 Compute Monthly Earned Income Disregard (EID) (percentage is displayed)
2.3
(2.1 minus 2.2) =
2.4 Enter the total amount of all Unearned Income received per month (TANF, SSI, child support,
pension, SS, workers compensation, etc).
2.5 Total Gross Household Income
(2.3 minus 2.4)
TOTAL UNADJUSTED INCOME
Eligibility is based on Income.
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570
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570
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4. BENEFIT CALCULATION
4.1 Total Net Income (Total Adjusted Income - Total Excess Shelter Deduction)
4.2 Maximum Monthly Benefit for a household with member
4.3 30% of Total Net Income (4.1 * .3)
(4.2 minus 4.3)
ESTIMATED MONTHLY BENEFIT
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Note:
The data on this sheet is informational only and may change without notice.
1. Children under age 22 who live with their parents must be part of the parents household, even if they ea
2. Spouses who live together must be in the same household.
3. Individuals (and their spouses) who cannot prepare their own food because they are both elderly and dis
even if they eat with others, as long as the others they eat with have income below 165% of the federal pov
All household members must be considered together, and all of their income counts.
The only way to exclude someone and their income from a food stamp household is to eat separately from
"Elderly"
Aged 60 or over.
"Disabled"
Receives government disability benefits at the SSI level of disability. E.g., SSI, SSD, Healthy Horizons, MA
As per FSH 510.21
Click here for the on-line DPW reg.
"Homeless"
Homeless people are eligible for food stamps even if they live in a shelter where their meals are provided.
People may be considered homeless if they are doubling up with a friend or relative for less than 90 days.
To get the standard homeless shelter deduction, the household must have some out-of-pocket shelter expe
Most homeless shelters charge fees, which count. Buying things for the friend with whom one is staying wo
Initial Eligibility
1. If EVERY member of the Household is receiving TANF, GA or SSI, then the Household is
2. If ANY member of the Household is Elderly (60+) or officially qualified for disability benefits, then the Hou
3. Otherwise, in order to be eligible
if the size of the
and the Monthly
Household is
Income does not Exceed
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Additional Per Person
Max Benefit and Standard Deduction Table
For a Household
of Size
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Additional Per Person
1,570
2,125
2,680
3,234
3,789
4,344
4,898
5,453
6,008
6,563
555
...the Maximum
Benefit Amount is
194
357
511
649
771
925
1,022
1,169
1,315
1,461
146
Special Cases
There are some folks for whom the July 2009 expanded elegibility rules do not apply.
For those folks the net income and 130% Gross Income tests still apply.
Original DPW memo is here.
The following few households do not qualify for Expanded CE:
> Elderly/disabled households with income above 200 percent of the FPIGs,
> Households whose head of household is currently disqualified for failing to comply with employment and
> A household that has an Intentional Program Violation (IPV) that currently results in the disqualification o
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Medical Expenses
Don't forget the Medicare Part B and/or D premiums if the client isn't receiving the buy-in or low income sub
The minimum benefit is for households of 1 or 2 people -- they can never get less than $16 if they're eligible
Other folks get whatever the calculated benefit is -- there's no minimum for them.
must be part of the parents household, even if they eat separately or have children of their own.
their own food because they are both elderly and disabled can be a separate household,
eat with have income below 165% of the federal poverty level.
el of disability. E.g., SSI, SSD, Healthy Horizons, MAWD, GA with a 12-month EAF.
ine DPW reg.
al benefit amount.
then the family is eligible for Food Stamps and may proceed.
Standard Income
Deduction (based on HH size)
155
155
155
168
197
226
226
226
226
226
226
e -- they can never get less than $16 if they're eligible at all.
ere's no minimum for them.
en of their own.
NOTE:
Last Edit:
10/1/2014
Oct-14
Sep-13
Do not edit the numbers on this sheet unless you know what you are doing.
Editing these tables will result in changes to the computed benefit amount.
Oct. 1, 2015
SUATable
Heating SUA
Non-Heating SUA
Limited SUA
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$570
$296
$55
$33
$0
Size of current HH
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6563
1013
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8204
1264
Max Benefit
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
194
357
511
649
771
925
1022
1169
1315
1461
146
-10
-1460
1461
1
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155
155
155
168
197
226
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6
7
8
9
10
11
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Oct-14
Oct-14
Oct-14
2,715
3,061
3,408
3,755
4,102
347
-10
-3470
4102
632
Oct-14
Minimum Benefit
16
Excess Shelter Max
504
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HH_Status Codes
0
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2
3
4
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XS_ShelterTable
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
XS_Shelter DeductionTable
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
o not edit the numbers on this sheet unless you know what you are doing.
diting these tables will result in changes to the computed benefit amount.
changed 9/2013
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s (100% FPIG)
able below...)
This value is set based on Elderly/Disabled, Homeless, Rcv'ing TANF status. See table below.
Because the HH has an Elderly/Disabled person, there is no cap on their Total Excess Shel
Because the HH is Homeless, the minimum Excess Shelter Deduction is $143
The Total Excess Shelter Deductio
Because the HH has an Elderly/Disabled person, there is no cap on their Total Excess SheltBecause the HH is Homeless, the
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there is a cap
Elderly, no cap
$143
$143
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Elderly, no cap
$143
$143
changed 9/2013
Limited SUA
calc
vlookup
These two numbers may not be the same if HH<12
Shelter Deduction
there is a cap
Elderly, no cap
Homeless, there is a floor
Homeless and Elderly, there is a floor and no cap
CatEligible, only a cap
Elderly, no cap
Homeless, there is a floor
Homeless and Elderly, there is a floor and no cap
Last Edit:
2/20/2009 Up'd the Minimum to $16 and changed the benefit table.
These changes are effective April 1st, 2009.
http://www.fns.usda.gov/fsp/rules/Memo/09/021809.pdf
7/27/2009
7/27/2009
7/29/2009
7/31/2009
7/31/2009
7/31/2009
9/8/2009
9/29/2009
9/29/2009
9/22/2011
9/22/2011
9/26/2012
9/29/2014
e benefit table.
9/021809.pdf