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CODE OF COLORADO REGULATIONS 10 CCR 2505-10 8.100 Medical Services Board

101 c. The MAGI household of an applicant who expects to be claimed as a tax dependent is as outlined in 8.100.4.E.b above, except in the following circumstances: i) The applicant expects to be claimed as a tax dependent by someone other than a spouse, biological, adoptive or step parent. ii) The applicant is a child under 19 who is expected to be claimed by one parent as a tax dependent and is living with both parents, but the parents do not expect to file a joint tax return. iii) The applicant is a child under 19 and who expects to be claimed as a tax dependent by anon-custodial parent. d. If the applicant meets one of the exceptions in 8.100.4.E.c above or is a non-filer, household composition shall be determined using the following non-filer rules and the applicant’s household shall consist of the following: i) The applicant; ii) The applicant’s spouse who lives in the household; iii) The applicant’s natural, adopted, and step children under the age of 19, who live in the household; and iv) In the case of applicants under the age of 19, the applicant’s natural, adoptive, and step parents and natural, adoptive, and step siblings under age 19, who live in the household. 2. When a household includes a pregnant woman, regardless of the Medical Assistance category, the pregnant woman is counted as herself plus the number of children she is expected to deliver. 3. When a household includes an individual applying for the limited Family Planning Medical Assistance category, the individual is counted as a household of two in addition to any other household members.

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CODE OF COLORADO REGULATIONS 10 CCR 2505-10 8.100 Medical Services Board

101 c. The MAGI household of an applicant who expects to be claimed as a tax dependent is as outlined in 8.100.4.E.b above, except in the following circumstances: i) The applicant expects to be claimed as a tax dependent by someone other than a spouse, biological, adoptive or step parent. ii) The applicant is a child under 19 who is expected to be claimed by one parent as a tax dependent and is living with both parents, but the parents do not expect to file a joint tax return. iii) The applicant is a child under 19 and who expects to be claimed as a tax dependent by anon-custodial parent. d. If the applicant meets one of the exceptions in 8.100.4.E.c above or is a non-filer, household composition shall be determined using the following non-filer rules and the applicant’s household shall consist of the following: i) The applicant; ii) The applicant’s spouse who lives in the household; iii) The applicant’s natural, adopted, and step children under the age of 19, who live in the household; and iv) In the case of applicants under the age of 19, the applicant’s natural, adoptive, and step parents and natural, adoptive, and step siblings under age 19, who live in the household. 2. When a household includes a pregnant woman, regardless of the Medical Assistance category, the pregnant woman is counted as herself plus the number of children she is expected to deliver. 3. When a household includes an individual applying for the limited Family Planning Medical Assistance category, the individual is counted as a household of two in addition to any other household members.