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243 (07/2026) Chapter 2:Eligibility • Section 5: Financial eligibility future months? • What is the type of income? • How often is the income received? and • Can the income be converted, averaged or annualized? ODHS|OHA should always address overtime, tips, vacation pay, holiday pay or commissions, if applicable, and a case note must be entered. It is important to confirm with the individual that their income verification is representative of the future; non- representative verification should not be used. Other resources The Income EG includes information on how to enter tips in ONE. Use of rounding in calculating countable income This section applies to OSIPM and MSP only All gross income received for a certain time period should be rounded to the nearest dollar. If any calculations are required to convert the income to a stable monthly amount, the result of each calculation is also rounded to the nearest dollar. IMPORTANT: Rounding is not used when calculating adjusted income or an individual’s liability. In other words, you still use rounding to determine countable income, but any calculations after that to determine adjusted income and liability are not rounded. This includes medical costs and any other applicable deductions, which are not rounded at any stage of the calculation. Click here for examples: Frequency of income. Oregon Administrative Rule(s) 461-140-0110 — Treatment of Periodic Income 414-175-0030 — General Financial Eligibility 461-140-0120 — Availability and Treatment of Lump-Sum Income 461-145-0490 — Social Security Benefits 461-145-0510 — SSI 414-175-0035 — Specific Financial Requirements 461-150-0020 — Prospective Eligibility and Budgeting 461-150-0060 — Prospective or Retrospective Eligibility and Budgeting; REF, REFM, SNAP, TANF 414-175-0040 — Prospective Eligibility and Budgeting 461-150-0070 — Prospective Budgeting of Stable Income 461-150-0080 — Prospective Budgeting of Variable Income 461-150-0090 — Prospective Budgeting: Annualizing and Prorating Contracted or Self-employment Income; Not OSIP, OSIPM, or QMB