Fewer uninsured claims for the grace period will exist for both. See explanation given under other persons above. Rod L. Betit, Executive Director R382. Health, Children's Health Insurance Program. All gross income, earned and unearned, received by any household member is counted toward household income, unless this section specifically describes a different treatment of the income.
Rental income is countable income.
An applicant or enrollee who disputes household ownership of deposits to joint checking or savings accounts shall be given an opportunity to prove that the deposits do not represent income to the household. Funds that are successfully disputed are not countable income. The interest earned from payments made under a sales contract or a loan agreement is countable income to the extent that these payments will continue to be received during the certification period. In-kind income for which the individual did not perform a service or did not work to receive is not counted as income. Death benefits are not countable income to the extent that the funds are spent on the deceased person's burial or last illness.