002.06(A) PRORATION METHOD.

All resources of an ineligible household member in this section are counted to the remaining household members. A pro rata share of the income of the ineligible individual will be counted as income to the remaining household members. The pro rata share is calculated by dividing the countable income evenly among the household members, including the ineligible member. All but the ineligible member’s share is counted as income for the remaining household members. When considering deductible expenses for a household with an ineligible household member: (i) The earned income deduction applies only to the prorated income which is attributed to the household. The earned income deduction is subtracted from the ineligible member’s earned income and divided evenly among all household members including the ineligible member(s); (ii) Those portions of the household's allowable expenses for dependent care, child support and shelter costs, aside from utilities, which are either paid by or billed to the ineligible member will be divided evenly among the household members, including the ineligible member; and (iii) All but the ineligible member's share is counted as a deductible expense for the remaining household members.