Countable income definition

Countable income means the total amount of earned and unearned income that is used to determine whether an applicant or beneficiary meets the standard for income eligibility for the applicable IHCC group.

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Countable income means “modified adjusted gross income” (MAGI) or “household income,” as applicable, determined pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1396a(e)(14).

Countable income means gross income reduced by

Examples of Countable income in a sentence

• Countable income is a person’s, or couple’s, gross income, before any deductions are made for any reason such as overpayment collection, taxes, medical insurance premiums or any other garnishment, minus allowable exclusions.

• Countable income is the individual's gross income, plus that of a spouse or ineligible parent, minus any exclusions.

• Countable income must be equal to or below the program income limit (at or below 150% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines) in the month of application.

• Provide a description of the definition of income used to determine eligibility Countable income and income exclusions will follow WPN 23­3, or the most current version.

• Countable income refers to total cash receipts before taxes from all sources for all family/household members.

More Definitions of Countable income

Countable income means earned and unearned income of the family according to the modified adjusted gross income methodology.

Countable income means income that does not exceed two hundred fifty percent of

Countable income for the purpose of this rule, means income remaining after exclusions.

Countable income means income that does not exceed two hundred fifty percent of the federal poverty level: Provided, That for purposes of this article, countable income does not include:

Countable income means income from every source minus income excluded under R6-13-118.

Countable income means income considered to be available to the client, spouse of the client, or sponsor(s) of the client after the application of valid exemptions, disregards, and deductions.

Countable income means all sources of income not excluded under the Medicaid program;