Form Mc 338 - 250 Percent Income Test Work Sheet For The 250 Percent Working Disabled Program-Adults Page 2

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II. Allocation to Minor Child(ren) from the Ineligible Spouse. DO NOT allocate from applicant(s). DO NOT include
children on SSI/SSP or children eligible for the 250 Percent Program.
(a)
(b)
(c)
Child One
Child Two
Child Three
(Use additional sheet if more than three children.)
1. Name.
2. Standard SSI allocation.
3. Enter ineligible minor child’s gross
income.
Evaluate for student
deduction. Allow student a $400
monthly disregard from earned
income, up to $1,620 per year.
4. Subtract line 3 from line 2 to
determine the allocation to each
child. Enter zero if a minus.
5. Add columns 4(a), 4(b), and 4(c) to get allocation to ineligible children. Enter here and in Section III, line 4. $ _________________
III. Ineligible Spouse Income Exemption Determination. This section used for evaluation purposes only.
1. Enter gross unearned amount for ineligible spouse from Section I,
line 5(b).
2. Enter amount of gross earned income of ineligible spouse.
3. Add lines 1 and 2.
4. Allocation to ineligible children entered from Section II, line 5.
5. Subtract line 4 from line 3 to get remainder.
6. If line 5 is less than the current standard SSI allocation, STOP.
Please check (4) one
There is no spousal deeming. Do not complete any more boxes
rSpousal deeming
in Section I, column (b). If there is spousal deeming, complete
rNo spousal deeming
Section I, column (b).
IV. 25O Percent Income Eligibility Determination
1. Enter amount from Section I, line 20, rounded to nearest dollar.
2. List 250 percent of the current federal poverty level (FPL).
NOTE: If there is spousal deeming or a couple is applying, use
the FPL for two. If only the income of the applicant is used, use
the FPL for one.
3. If line 1 is less than line 2, the applicant(s) (individual or couple)
are eligible. If a couple is ineligible, redo form with only one
applicant and an ineligible spouse.
MC 338 (05/07)
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