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1. Supplemental Security Income (also known as Title XVI benefits). 2. Retirement, Survivors and Disability Insurance (also known as Title II benefits), State Supplemental Payments. NOTE: Supplemental Security Income, Retirement, Survivors and Disability Insurance and State Supplemental Payments benefits should automatically interface. The eligibility staff member must access the SOLQ query to determine correct amount when it is questionable. NOTE: When the interface occurs too late in the month to give timely notice, adjust the income for the benefit month using the previous month's income amount and change the income for the following month. 3. TANF cash assistance automatically interfaces when authorized. NOTE: TANF and Tribal TANF count against the specified relative receiving SNAP benefits and cash assistance even when a portion of the payment is intended for an individual who is temporarily absent from the household. NOTE: SNAP benefits are not increased when a portion of a means-tested program (TANF, Tribal TANF, and Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) General Assistance) is being recouped for a prior household caused overpayment (SNAP 602-5 Non-Compliance Adjustment). 4. Tribal TANF amount does not interface. 5. Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) General Assistance. 6. TANF supplement payment for child support collected for TANF recipients is prospected in the same manner as child support income (SNAP 501-1 Unearned Income). 7. TANF Post Employment Program automatically interfaces when authorized. CAPITAL GAINS: A capital gain from the sale of personal property or a house, when not in the business of buying and selling houses, is excluded as a non-recurring lump sum. If payment is made in installments instead of a lump sum refer to 'Sale of a Resource' in this section. 'Capital Gains' from the sale of self-employment property (SNAP 503-1 Self Employment). CHARITABLE DONATIONS: Cash donations based on need from one or more private non-profit charitable organizations are excluded unearned income not to exceed $300 in a federal fiscal quarter. Federal fiscal quarters run October- December, January-March, April-June, and July-September. CHILD CARE BLOCK GRANT: Childcare payments paid to the parent whose child is receiving care are excluded because the parent is obligated to give the payment to the childcare provider. NOTE: The payment is countable earned income from self-employment when a required filing unit member is the service provider (SNAP 503-1 Self Employment).