105.1 Purpose
This section describes the treatment of income received by households with boarders as defined in Section 100.4 (Boarders) of this Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) manual.
105.2 General Information
Income received by households with boarders in both commercial and non-commercial board situations is considered self-employment income.
Persons residing in a commercial boarding house (establishments licensed as an enterprise that offers meals and lodging for compensation) are considered boarders regardless of the compensation they pay.
Persons residing in a non-commercial boarding house are considered boarders if they pay reasonable monthly compensation for their meals and lodging as described in Section 100.4 of this manual.
105.3 Income from Boarders