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MAABD MAABD MAABD MAABD MAABD MAABD MAABD MAABD MAABD MAABD MAABD separate and apart, consider their income separately. Alimony paid by the NCP is deducted from the NCP income and counted in the ex-spouse’s income when determining amount of reimbursement. 4. Annual Family Deduction Subtract the following family deduction amount (200% of Federal Poverty Guidelines) from the adjusted annual gross income (total annual gross income less child support deduction) to arrive at the net annual gross income amount: 2025 Federal Poverty Limit Family Size 200% FPL Amount Family Size 200% FPL Amount 1 2 3 4 $31,300 $42,300 $53,300 $64,300 5 6 7 8 $75,300 $86,300 $97,300 $108,300 Add $11,000 for each additional family member. 5. Net Annual Gross Income Multiply the net annual gross income which is: a. Up to $50,000 by 10% b. Additional income between $50,000 - $60,000 by 13% c. Additional income between $60,000 - $75,000 by 16% d. Any additional income over $75,000 by 19% Add the percentage increase amounts in a, b, c and d, then divide the total by 12 to reach the Monthly Reimbursement Amount. 6. Home Care Credit Natural/adoptive parents who care for their disabled child(ren) in their home will receive a $300 deduction from the monthly reimbursement amount. 7. Medical Expenses Allow medical deductions claimed on last year’s Federal Income Tax Form 1040, line 4 (Medical and Dental Expenses) of Schedule A – Itemized Deductions. 8. Health Insurance If a parent carries private or group comprehensive health insurance which covers the disabled child, the entire amount of the monthly insurance premium is deducted from the monthly reimbursement amount. A health insurance penalty of 5% is imposed if the natural/adoptive parent has health insurance available and does not elect to secure coverage for the disabled child. D-385.2 MAABD APPLICATION PROCESSING Division of Social Services Medical Assistance Manual 14 Aug 25 MTL 11/25 Caculating Monthly Parental Reimbursements