Examples

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1) Dena applies for NA for herself, her daughter Alivia, and her husband Kevin. Kevin is disqualified because of noncompliance with the Social Security number requirement. Dena and Alivia are eligible to receive NA benefits. Kevin earns $900 per month from his job. Kevin’s income is prorated to Dena and Alivia. To prorate the income, Kevin’s total monthly income of $900 is divided by the total number of participants in the budgetary unit(g) , which is three. The $900 is divided by 3 which equals $300 for the average amount. The $300 is multiplied by the two remaining eligible participants in the budgetary unit. The total countable income is $600.

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Examples

Official source

1) Dena applies for NA for herself, her daughter Alivia, and her husband Kevin. Kevin is disqualified because of noncompliance with the Social Security number requirement. Dena and Alivia are eligible to receive NA benefits. Kevin earns $900 per month from his job. Kevin’s income is prorated to Dena and Alivia. To prorate the income, Kevin’s total monthly income of $900 is divided by the total number of participants in the budgetary unit(g) , which is three. The $900 is divided by 3 which equals $300 for the average amount. The $300 is multiplied by the two remaining eligible participants in the budgetary unit. The total countable income is $600.