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93 2) If over $79,999 but less than $89,999 it is counted as income and it is divided equally between two months. 3) For every additional $10,000 over $89,999, one month is added, and divided equally and counted as income for each month. 4) Lottery/gambling winnings of an individual will continue to count only in the month received in determining the eligibility for the members of their household. 5) An applicant/member may request a hardship exemption when an application is denied or enrollment is terminated due to Lottery/Gambling winnings. a. The applicant/member must demonstrate a severe medical or financial hardship. b. The applicant/member must provide a written request and documentation to their County Department of Human Services, within 30 calendar days from the date of their denial or termination notice. xv) Student loan debt that is discharged, forgiven, or cancelled is treated as taxable income to the borrower, with certain exceptions. 1) This debt will not be considered income for the borrower in the event of death or permanent and total disability of the student (the borrower and the student may or may not be the same person) if discharged during tax years 2018 through 2025. 2) At the Departments discretion, this debt will not be considered countable income for the borrower if discharged, forgiven, or cancelled under programs which include, but not limited to: a) Public Service loan forgiveness;

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

93 2) If over $79,999 but less than $89,999 it is counted as income and it is divided equally between two months. 3) For every additional $10,000 over $89,999, one month is added, and divided equally and counted as income for each month. 4) Lottery/gambling winnings of an individual will continue to count only in the month received in determining the eligibility for the members of their household. 5) An applicant/member may request a hardship exemption when an application is denied or enrollment is terminated due to Lottery/Gambling winnings. a. The applicant/member must demonstrate a severe medical or financial hardship. b. The applicant/member must provide a written request and documentation to their County Department of Human Services, within 30 calendar days from the date of their denial or termination notice. xv) Student loan debt that is discharged, forgiven, or cancelled is treated as taxable income to the borrower, with certain exceptions. 1) This debt will not be considered income for the borrower in the event of death or permanent and total disability of the student (the borrower and the student may or may not be the same person) if discharged during tax years 2018 through 2025. 2) At the Departments discretion, this debt will not be considered countable income for the borrower if discharged, forgiven, or cancelled under programs which include, but not limited to: a) Public Service loan forgiveness;