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130 Count total amount. Other ASCS one-time and installment payments made to farmers for crop or other losses are self-employment income (annualize for self-employed household). (C) AmeriCorps State, National and NCCC

A 10 month, full-time, team-based residential service program for individuals ages 18-24. NCCC members serve on 10- to 12- member teams that travel to serve in communities all over the U.S. and U.S. territories.

NOTE: Exclude payments or living allowances from AmeriCorps State, National, and AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps (NCCC). (D) Attendant Care Income/Payment Payment made to an attendant/caregiver for providing care to an elderly or disabled individual NOTES: • Count as Earned Income if the employee receives a W-2 for wages earned.

• Count as Self- employment income if the employee receives a 1099 for wages earned. See Section 11.4 Self- employment Income (E) Babysitting/Dependent Care Income Payments received for providing care for or watching over a child Treat as self-employment income. See Section 11.4 Self-employment Income

(F) Blood or Blood Plasma sale Treat as self-employment income. See Section 11.4 Self-employment Income.

(G) Boarder payments Payment made by a person for receiving regular meals and lodging. Payments from a boarder will be considered self-employment income. See Section 11.4 Self- employment Income. Exception: Foster care boarders (See Section 11.5 (N) Unearned Income (Foster care payments)) (H) Bonuses Money or an equivalent given in addition to an employee's usual compensation. Count if received while the individual is employed and it is reasonably anticipated on a recurring basis. NOTE: Exclude when paid as a nonrecurring lump sum payment. (I) Cafeteria benefit plans A reimbursement plan which allows employees to contribute a certain amount of their gross NOTE: Money withheld from an employee's earnings to pay certain expenses, such as a