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Individuals whose income must be counted are:  Any income of a household member age 18 and older, including ineligible household members (non-qualified aliens). Subgrantee shall use the following inclusions and exclusions in determining an applicant’s income: Income Inclusions and Exclusions Chart (Appendix E) a. Income Inclusions  Alimony  Family Independent Temporary Assistance Program (FITAP) formerly TANF  Dividends and interest  Gross Government employee pensions  Gross wages and salary  Insurance or annuity payments  Jury Duty Compensation  Military family allotments  Net gaming winnings  Net rental income  Net receipts from self-employment  Net royalties  Net Social Security Administration (SSA) benefits  Periodic receipts from estates or trusts  Gross Private pensions  Gross Railroad retirement  Regular Contributions that are not loans to be re-paid  Social Security Supplemental Income (SSI)  Strike benefits from union funds  Training stipends  Unemployment compensation  Veteran’s payments  Worker’s compensation benefits b. Income Exclusions (not counted as income) o Capital gains o Bank withdrawals (from savings, CD’s, retirement accounts, etc.)

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Louisiana LIHEAP Service Delivery Guide 35 | P a g e

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Individuals whose income must be counted are:  Any income of a household member age 18 and older, including ineligible household members (non-qualified aliens). Subgrantee shall use the following inclusions and exclusions in determining an applicant’s income: Income Inclusions and Exclusions Chart (Appendix E) a. Income Inclusions  Alimony  Family Independent Temporary Assistance Program (FITAP) formerly TANF  Dividends and interest  Gross Government employee pensions  Gross wages and salary  Insurance or annuity payments  Jury Duty Compensation  Military family allotments  Net gaming winnings  Net rental income  Net receipts from self-employment  Net royalties  Net Social Security Administration (SSA) benefits  Periodic receipts from estates or trusts  Gross Private pensions  Gross Railroad retirement  Regular Contributions that are not loans to be re-paid  Social Security Supplemental Income (SSI)  Strike benefits from union funds  Training stipends  Unemployment compensation  Veteran’s payments  Worker’s compensation benefits b. Income Exclusions (not counted as income) o Capital gains o Bank withdrawals (from savings, CD’s, retirement accounts, etc.)