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SNAP , TANF and Medical Programs Overview Table 1. Caption Medical SNAP TANF Programs Income Limits Income Limits Income limits Resource Resource Resource Limits Limits Limits Deductions Deductions Deductions 10/25/2017 2 SNAP

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SNAP , TANF and Medical Programs

Overview

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Table 1. Caption

SNAP TANF Medical Programs Income Limits Income Limits Income limits Resource Limits Resource Limits Resource Limits Deductions Deductions Deductions

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SNAP maximum income limits

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Household Size Gross (130%) Net (100%) 165%* 1 $1,287 $990 $1,634 2 1,736 1,335 2,203 3 2,184 1,680 2,772 4 2,633 2,025 3,342 5 3,081 2,370 3,911 6 3,530 2,715 4,480 7 3,980 3,061 5,051 8 4,430 3,408 5,623 9 4,881 3,755 6,195 10 5,332 4,102 6,767 Each additional person +451 +347 +572

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SNAP resource limits

  • A household is not eligible

for benefits if the total value of countable resources (liquid resources and excess vehicle value) is over $5,000.

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SNAP deductions

Households may be allowed the following deductions:

  • 1. 20 percent earned income deduction for

households with earnings;

  • 2. standard deduction;
  • 3. medical costs for household members

who are elderly or have a disability;

  • 4. dependent care;
  • 5. child support paid to or for non-

household members;

  • 6. homeless shelter standard;
  • 7. excess shelter costs

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TANF maximum income limits

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10/25/2017 6 Non-Caretaker Cases Caretaker Cases Without Second Parent Caretaker Cases With Second Parent Family Size Bud Needs (100%) Rec Needs (25%) Max Grant Bud Needs (100%) Rec Needs (25%) Max Gran t Bud Needs (100%) Rec Needs (25%) Max Grant 1 $256 $64 $98 $313 $78* $120

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369 92 141 650 163 248 498 125** 189 3 518 130 197 751 188 286 824 206 313 4 617 154 235 903 226 344 925 231 352 5 793 198 302 1003 251 382 1073 268 408 6 856 214 326 1153 288 439 1176 294 447 7 1068 267 407 1252 313 477 1319 330 502 8 1173 293 447 1425 356 542 1422 356 541

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TANF resource limits

TANF

  • A household is not eligible for benefits if

the total value of accessible resources is

  • ver $1,000.
  • A household is not eligible for benefits if

resources are over the limit on or after the first interview date.

  • If a TANF applicant/recipient fails to

provide resource verification for TANF, the advisor must:

  • deny the TANF application, and
  • process the application for non-public

assistance (NPA) SNAP eligibility.

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TANF deductions

TANF Households may be allowed the following deductions: 1.work-related expense deduction (up to $120); 2.90 percent earned income deduction; 3.dependent care; 4.diversions; and 5.$75 disregard.

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Medicaid maximum income limits

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Family Size 133% FPIL (3-1-17) TP 44, 34, TA 76 144% FPIL (3-1-17) TP 48, 33, TA 75 198% FPIL (3-1-17) TP 40, 42, 43, 36, 35, TA 74 1 $1,337 $1,448 $1,990 2 1,800 1,949 2,680 3 2,264 2,451 3,370 4 2,727 2,952 4,059 5 3,190 3,454 4,749 6 3,654 3,956 5,439 7 4,117 4,457 6,129 8 4,580 4,959 6,818 9 5,043 5,460 7,508 10 5,507 5,962 8,198

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Medicaid resource limits

MAGI programs:

  • Resources for Children’s Medicaid, CHIP,

Caretaker Relative, Pregnant Woman, CHIP Perinatal resources are exempt.

  • TP32 (Emergency Medicaid with spend

down) and TP56 (Medicaid with spend down) have a resource limit of $3,000 in households with a member who is aged or has a disability and meets relationship requirements, or $2000 for all other households

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Medicaid deductions

Households may be allowed the following Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) deductions:

  • 1. standard MAGI income disregard;
  • 2. alimony paid;
  • 3. educational expenses/student loan interest;
  • 4. moving expenses;
  • 5. tuition or GI Bill deduction;
  • 6. educator expenses;
  • 7. expenses of fee-basis government officials, expenses of

performing artists, and expenses of reservists;

  • 8. health savings account;
  • 9. deductible part of self-employment tax;

10.self-employed individual retirement account (IRA), simple IRA, and qualified plan deductions; 11.self-employed health insurance; 12.penalty on early withdrawal; 13.IRA deduction; and 14.domestic production activities deduction.

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Questions?

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Texas Works Handbook Link

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Additional information can be located by accessing the link listed below https://hhs.texas.gov/laws- regulations/handbooks/texas-works- handbook

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Thank you

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Tammy Lampkin Region 8 Service Improvement Coordinator, HHSC