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371 (07/2026) Chapter 2:Eligibility • Section 5: Financial eligibility Recreational vehicles Recreational vehicles include the following: • A vehicle, if used primarily for amusement and not for day-to-day transportation and A vehicle that cannot be licensed as a motor vehicle for use on a public highway (even if registered or licensed as a nonmotor vehicle), or • An ATV, boat, camper, dune buggy, plane, snowmobile or trailer, unless it qualifies as a capital asset or work- related equipment. For all programs except ERDC, MSP and HSD medical, count the equity value of recreational vehicles as a resource except in the following circumstances: • For SNAP, the equity value is excluded if, by selling the vehicle, the net gain would be less than $1,500 to the financial group • For OSIPM, items used as a means of day-to-day transportation or used for OSIPM-EPD are treated in accordance with the motor vehicle policy. For ERDC, exclude the value of recreational vehicles. FOR HSD medical programs and MSP, resources are not considered in eligibility determination. Oregon Administrative Rule(s) 461-145-0433 — Recreational Vehicles 414-175-0035 — Specific Financial Requirements Refunds and rebates In ONE, refunds and rebates are coded on the Unearned Income screen: • Unearned Income Category – Refunds and Rebates • Unearned Income Type – there are several different types to choose from, select the one which is applicable to the type being reported:

Š Federal Income Tax Refunds

Š Property Tax refunds

Š Refunds and rebates -all others

Š Refunds and rebates on merchandise received as a gift

Š State Tax Refunds Exclude the following refunds in the month they are received: • Refunds on merchandise purchased or received as a gift • Refunds of utility and rental deposits.