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MEPD and TW Bulletin 24-12 Page 5 Maximum SNAP Income Limits (Effective Oct. 1, 2024) Household Size Gross (130%) Net (100%) 165%** 1 $1,632 $1,255 $2,071 2 $2,215 $1,704 $2,811 3 $2,798 $2,152 $3,551 4 $3,380 $2,600 $4,290 5 $3,963 $3,049 $5,030 6 $4,546 $3,497 $5,770 7 $5,129 $3,945 $6,510 8 $5,712 $4,394 $7,249 9 $6,295 $4,843 $7,989 10 $6,878 $5,292 $8,729 Each additional person + $583 + $449 + $740 **The figures in the 165% column are used to determine if an elderly person with a disability living with others may claim separate household status even though the person purchases or prepares food with the others. The figures in this column are also the gross income limits for categorically eligible households. Standard or Maximum Deduction Amounts (Effective Oct. 1, 2024) Use the following updated deduction amounts: ● Standard Deduction: o If household size is three or less — $204 o If household size is four — $217 o If household size is five — $254 o If household size is six or more — $291 ● SME Deduction —$170 (minus $35) ● Maximum Excess Shelter Deduction — $712 ● SUA — $434 ● BUA — $390 ● Telephone Standard — $61 ● Homeless Shelter Deduction — $190.30 SNAP Allotment Amounts (Effective Oct. 1, 2024) SNAP allotment charts providing the whole monthly allotments by household size are included as an attachment to this bulletin. The minimum monthly SNAP allotment for a one or two-person household remains $23.