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Division/Section Family Support Chapter No./Name 4 – Economic Stability (ES) Part No./Name B – Eligibility Factors Section No./Name B-600-FITAP-SNAP Income Document No./Name B-620-FITAP Types of Income Effective Date May 1, 2023

10 of 28 B-620-23-FITAP - PO Interest Income

DO NOT COUNT INTEREST EARNED ON ACCOUNTS IN FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AS INCOME. (EXAMPLES: SAVINGS ACCOUNTS, INTEREST-BEARING CHECKING ACCOUNTS).

INTEREST PAYMENTS THAT ARE RECEIVED AS REPAYMENT OF A LOAN ARE COUNTED AS UNEARNED INCOME.

B-620-24-FITAP - PO Irregular and Unpredictable Income

DO NOT COUNT IF ALL THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS APPLY:

● THE ANTICIPATED INCOME WILL BE LESS THAN $30 IN A THREE MONTH PERIOD, AND

● THE INCOME IS RECEIVED TOO INFREQUENTLY AND IRREGULARLY TO BE REASONABLY ANTICIPATED.

REASONABLY ANTICIPATED MEANS THE CLIENT KNOWS:

○ WHO THE INCOME WILL COME FROM, ○ WHEN IT WILL BE RECEIVED, AND ○ HOW MUCH THE PAYMENT WILL BE.

COUNT AS INCOME IF REGULAR AND PREDICTABLE.

B-620-25-FITAP - PO Job Training Income

B-620-25-1-FITAP - PO Job Training Income

Count earnings of individuals who are participating in on-the-job training (OJT) programs when not funded through Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA).

For children’s income, treat in accordance with B-620-9-FITAP unless funded through WIOA and the child has satisfactory participation in the program.

Do not count other WIOA program payments, allowances or earnings.

Note: Job Corps, the Summer Youth Employment Opportunities Program (SYEP), and Youth Build Program are WIOA Programs.

B-620-25-2-FITAP - PO Other Job Training and Allowances

COUNT AS EARNED INCOME THE PORTION OF TRAINING ALLOWANCES FROM VOCATIONAL AND REHABILITATIVE PROGRAMS WHICH ARE NOT REIMBURSEMENTS.