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COMAR 10.09.24.01-.16 1670 State of Maryland Medical Assistance Manual Revised July 2012
(14) The value of earned and unearned in-kind income. (15) Infrequent or irregular earned income if: (a) The total gross amount does not exceed $30 per quarter; and
(b) It is received less frequently than twice per quarter or cannot be reasonably anticipated. (16) Infrequent or irregular unearned income if: (a) The total amount does not exceed $200 per 6 months; and
(b) It is received less frequently than twice per quarter or cannot be reasonably anticipated.
(17) Third-party payments for food, clothing, shelter, or other goods and services made on behalf of an assistance unit or other persons whose income and resources are considered in determining eligibility, provided the payment is not reimbursement for services rendered by a member of the assistance unit or other persons whose income and resources are considered.
(18) The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) a person receives through the Tax Reduction Act of 1973.
(19) Assistance, including any interest earned on the assistance, received under the Disaster Relief Act of 1974 (PL 93-288) or other assistance provided under a federal statute because of a catastrophe which is declared to be a major disaster by the President of the United States.
(20) Support and maintenance (in-kind income) provided as replacement for an excluded home because of a casualty loss or a presidentially declared major disaster, such as:
(a) If an excluded home is damaged or destroyed, and temporary housing is furnished to a person who owned an excluded home, the temporary housing is in-kind support and maintenance intended to replace the home pending repair or replacement of the excluded home;
(b) If an excluded home is damaged or destroyed as a result of a Presidentially declared major disaster, the value of support and maintenance (in cash or in-kind) received by a person, or couple if:
(i) The person, or couple, was residing in the household as a home when a catastrophe occurred in the area in which the home was located;
(ii) The catastrophe was declared by the President to be a major disaster for purposes of the Disaster Relief Act of 1974;
(iii) The person, or couple, stopped living in the home because of the catastrophe and, within 30 days after the catastrophe, began to receive the support and maintenance; and