Idaho Administrative Code › Title IDAPA 16 - Health and Welfare, Department of › Rule 16.03.05 - ELIGIBILITY FOR AID TO THE AGED, BLIND, AND DISABLED › Section 16.03.05.451 - DEEMING INCOME

Current through August 31, 2023
Income deeming counts the income of another person as available
				to an AABD participant, for eligibility and the amount of AABD cash. Income is
				deemed to the participant from his ineligible spouse. Income is deemed to the
				child participant from his ineligible parent. Income deeming starts the first
				full calendar month the participant is in a deeming situation. Deeming ends the
				first full calendar month the participant is not in a deeming situation.
				Deeming to a child ends the month after the child's eighteenth birthday.
				(3-17-22)
01.
Ineligible
			 Parent
. A natural or adoptive father or mother, or a stepparent, who
			 does not receive AABD and lives in the same household as a child.
			 (3-17-22)
02.
Ineligible
			 Spouse
. A participant's husband or wife, living with the participant,
			 not receiving AABD is an ineligible spouse. The ineligible husband or wife, of
			 the parent of a child participant, living with the child participant and his
			 parent, is an ineligible spouse. (3-17-22)
03.
Ineligible Child
. A child
			 under age twenty-one (21) who does not receive AABD, and lives with the AABD
			 participant. (3-17-22)
04.
Income Deeming Exclusions
. Income excluded from deeming is listed
			 in Table 451.04.
TABLE 451.04 - INCOME DEEMING
						  EXCLUSIONS
Type of
						  Income
Ineligible Spouse or Parent,
						  Ineligible Child, Eligible Legal Noncitizen
Essential
						  Person
Sponsor of Legal
						  Non-citizen
Income excluded by Federal laws other than the Social
						  Security Act.
Excluded
Excluded
Excluded
Public Income Maintenance Payments (PIM). Public income
						  maintenance payments include TAFI, AABD, SSI, refugee cash assistance, BIA-GA,
						  VA payments based on need, local, county and state payments based on need, and
						  payments under the 1974 Disaster Relief Act.
Excluded
Not Excluded
Not Excluded
Income used by a PIM program for amount of payment to
						  someone other than an SSI recipient.
Excluded
Not Excluded
Not Excluded
Grants, scholarships, fellowships.
Excluded
Not Excluded (unless excluded by Federal
						  laws)
Not Excluded (unless excluded by Federal
						  laws)
Foster care payments.
Excluded
Not Excluded
Not Excluded
Food Stamps and Dept. of Agriculture donated
						  foods.
Excluded
Not Excluded
Not Excluded
Home grown produce.
Excluded
Not Excluded
Not Excluded
Tax refunds on real property or food.
Excluded
Not Excluded
Not Excluded
Income used in an approved plan for achieving self
						  support (PASS).
Excluded
Not Excluded
Not Excluded
Income used to pay court ordered or Title IV-D support
						  payments.
Excluded
Not Excluded
Not Excluded
Payments based to Alaskans based on age and
						  residence.
Excluded (not applicable to children)
Not Excluded
Not Excluded
Disaster Assistance.
Excluded
Excluded
Excluded
Infrequent or irregular income.
Excluded
Not Excluded
Not Excluded
Blind Work Expenses (BWE).
Excluded
Not Excluded
Not Excluded
Payments to provide in-home support.
Excluded
Not Excluded
Not Excluded
Home energy assistance and support and maintenance
						  assistance.
Excluded
Excluded
Excluded
Child's earned income, up to one thousand two hundred
						  and ninety dollars ($1,290) per month and five thousand two hundred dollars
						  ($5,200) per year.
Excluded (not applicable to spouses or
						  parents)
Does Not Apply
Does Not Apply
Impairment-related work expenses
						  (IRWE).
Excluded
Not Excluded
Not Excluded
Interest on burial funds, appreciation in the value of
						  burial space purchase agreements excluded from resources and interest on the
						  value of burial space purchase agreements.
Excluded
Not Excluded
Not Excluded
(3-17-22)