Treatment of income and resources of other non-household members.

(1) The income and resources of non-household members who have not been disqualified for an intentional program violation, ineligible alien status, failure to attest to citizenship or alien status, failure to comply with a food stamp work registration or work requirement as provided in section 385.3 of this Title or failure to apply for or provide a social security number must not be considered available to the household. Cash payments from non-household members to the household will be considered income under the income standards set forth in section 387.10 of this Part. Vendor payments are excluded as income. If the household shares deductible expenses with the non-household members, only the amount actually paid or contributed by the household can be deducted as a household expense. If the payments or contributions cannot be differentiated, the expenses must be prorated equally among persons actually paying or contributing to the expense and only the household's pro rata share can be deducted.

(2) When the earned income of one or more household members and the earned income of a non-household member is combined into one wage, the income of the household members shall be determined as follows:

(i) If the household's share can be identified, that portion attributable to the household as earned income shall be counted as earned income.

(ii) If the household's share cannot be identified, prorate the earned income among all those whom it was intended to cover. Such prorated portion to the household shall be counted as earned income.