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UNOFFICIAL 1700.1-62 itemized data and statistics to establish norms of care in order to detect improper or illegal utilization practices. “Survivor” means the lawfully married spouse, parent, natural and legally adopted child, grandparent, grandchild, great-grandparent, great grandchild, and any subsequent grandparent or grandchild with the designation 'great,' of a deceased beneficiary. “Suspension” means that items or services furnished by a specified provider who has been convicted of a program-related offense in a Federal, State, or local court will not be reimbursed under Medicaid. “Targeted case management services” means services which will assist certain individuals in gaining access to needed medical, social, educational, and other services. “Tax dependent” means an individual for whom another individual claims a deduction for a personal exemption under section 151 of the Internal Revenue Code for a taxable year. “Tax setoff” means the interception and retention of state income tax refund to recover a delinquent debt. “Tax setoff notice” means the notice that is sent at the time the debt is setoff against the debtor's state income tax refund. “Temporarily absent” means the child or caretaker relative is not present in the home for a period not to exceed sixty days, and from the date of departure there was a planned date of return. “Tenancy” means the right to possession of real property or otherwise, permanently or temporarily, with or without title to the property. “Tenancy in common” means ownership of property by two or more individuals whose undivided interests in the property may not be proportionate. The owners may sell their interest without the consent of the other owners. “Tenancy by the entirety” means the ownership of real or personal property by two individuals through