Illinois Administrative Code › Title 89 - SOCIAL SERVICES › Part 148 - HOSPITAL SERVICES › Subpart F - EMERGENCY PSYCHIATRIC DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM › Table B - Bureau of Labor Statistics Equivalence

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Revised Scale of Equivalent Income for Urban Families of
				  Different Size, Age and Composition (four person family - husband, age 35-54,
				  wife, 2 children, oldest 6-15 = 100 percent)
AGE OF HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD
SIZE AND TYPE OF FAMILY
Under 35
35-54
55-64
65 and Over
Percentages to be Applied to the Total
							 Cost of a Budget
(excluding State and local income
							 taxes and disability payments)
One Person
............................. 37%
............................. 38%
........................... 33%
............................. 28%
Two Persons:
Husband and wife
50%
..................... 61%
..................... 60%
..................... 51%
One parent and child
40%
..................... 59%
................. 62%
.................. 58%
Three persons:
Husband, wife, child under
							 6
62%
..................... 69%
................. 70%
.................. 68%
Husband, wife, child 6-16
62%
..................... 83%
................. 89%
.................. 81%
Husband, wife child 16-17
83%
..................... 92%
................. 89%
.................. 78%
Husband, wife, child 18 or
							 over
82%
..................... 83%
................. 86%
.................. 77%
One parent, 2 children
68%
..................... 77%
................. 84%
.................. 75%
Four Persons:
Husband, wife, 2 children, oldest under
							 6
71%
..................... 79%
................. 80%
.................. 80%
Husband, wife, 2 children, oldest
							 6-15
76%
................... 100%
............... 105%
.................. 95%
Husband, wife, 2 children oldest
							 16-17
113%
................... 114%
............... 126%
................ 110%
Husband, wife, 2 children, oldest 18 or
							 over
96%
..................... 96%
............... 110%
.................. 89%
One parent, 3 children
88%
..................... 97%
................. 97%
.................. 87%
Five persons:
Husband, wife, 3 children, oldest under
							 6
85%
..................... 95%
................. 97%
..................... 0%
Husband, wife, 3 children, oldest
							 6-15
94%
................... 115%
............... 119%
..................... 0%
Husband, wife, 3 children, oldest
							 16-17
128%
................... 128%
............... 138%
..................... 0%
Husband, wife, 3 children, oldest 18 or
							 over
119%
................... 118%
............... 124%
..................... 0%
One parent, 4 children
108%
................... 117%
............... 118%
..................... 0%
Six persons or more:
Husband, wife, 4 children oldest under
							 6
98%
................... 114%
............... 115%
..................... 0%
Husband, wife, 4 children or more, oldest
							 6-15
107%
................... 130%
............... 139%
..................... 0%
Husband, wife, 4 children or more, oldest
							 16-17
146%
................... 145%
............... 147%
..................... 0%
Husband, wife, 4 children or more, oldest
							 18 or over
149%
................... 149%
............... 150%
..................... 0%
One parent, 5 children or
							 more
124%
................... 137%
............... 138%
..................... 0%
The scale values shown here are percentages to be applied to
				  the total cost of a budget (excluding State and local income taxes, and
				  disability payments) for the base family (4 persons-husband, age 35-54, wife, 2
				  children, oldest child 6-15 years) to estimate the total income required to
				  provide the same level of living for urban families of different size, age, and
				  composition. In addition to the cost of goods and services for family
				  consumption, the total budget costs include gifts and contributions, life
				  insurance, occupational expenses, employee contribution for social security,
				  and federal income taxes. Estimates of personal taxes paid to State and local
				  governments and of payments for disability insurance may be added in those
				  urban areas where applicable.