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Children and Families -- TANF and Economic Support Programs (Paper #211) Page 9 family's income reaches 150% of the FPL. After that threshold is reached, the copayments would increase up to the 7% income maximum as the family's income increases to the exit threshold of 85% SMI (at which point they would no longer be eligible for the program).

2. Repeal and recreate the subsidy phaseout under current law as a separate state program funded with $32,000,000 GPR annually. Current funding would be reduced by $32,000,000 FED annually to account for the reduction federal support for the program.

3. Repeal the subsidy phaseout under current law and instead provide for an exit threshold at 200% of the FPL after which participants would lose eligibility for the program. Reduce funding by $32,000,000 FED annually to account for the reduction in eligibility and subsidy issuance.

4. Take no action. D. Expanded Eligibility for Wisconsin Shares 1. Provide funding in 2026-27 and modify current law to support increasing the initial eligibility threshold to one of the following: (a) $3.0 million to increase eligibility to 210% of the FPL; or (b) $5.5 million to increase eligibility to 220% of the FPL. The phaseout threshold would not be changed, and thus the expanded eligibility would provide for a reduced subsidy amount for these participants.

2. Provide funding in 2026-27 and modify current law to support increasing both the initial eligibility and phase out thresholds to one of the following: (a) $15,000,000 FED to increase both thresholds to 210% of the FPL; or (b) $35,500,000 FED to increase both thresholds to 225% of the ALT C1 Change to Base

FED $22,705,500 ALT C2 Change to Base

GPR $64,000,000 FED -64,000,000 Total $0 ALT C3 Change to Base

FED -$64,000,000 ALT D1 Change to Base

a. FED $3,000,000 b. FED $5,500,000