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West Virginia Income Maintenance Manual Chapter 4

West Virginia Income Maintenance Manual Page 92 Chapter 4 Income

Although a person may not have signed a new annual contract, he is still considered employed under an annual contract when the contract is automatically renewable, or when he has implied renewal rights. Implied renewal rights are most commonly associated with school contracts. This item does not apply during strike and disaster situations when the other party to the contract cannot fulfill it; or when labor disputes interrupt the flow of earnings specified in the contract. 4.4.4.G Educational Income All student financial assistance, including grants, scholarships, fellowships, work study, educational loans on which payment is deferred, and veterans' educational benefits are entirely excluded. Unless used for living expenses, income from stipends is excluded. 4.4.4.H Deeming Income is deemed from individuals who are ineligible, disqualified, and excluded by law and from certain income sources as found below. See Sections 15.6 for deeming from ineligible noncitizens and from sponsors of ineligible noncitizens. 4.4.4.H.1 Deeming from Disqualified and Ineligible Individuals Income treatment differs, based on the reason for the disqualification or ineligibility as follows. NOTE: This does not apply to students who are ineligible due to the SNAP general eligibility provisions in Section 3.2, individuals who are ineligible due to receipt of SNAP in another state and individuals who are ineligible due to the institution residence provision in Section 2.2.

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West Virginia Income Maintenance Manual Chapter 4

West Virginia Income Maintenance Manual Page 92 Chapter 4 Income

Although a person may not have signed a new annual contract, he is still considered employed under an annual contract when the contract is automatically renewable, or when he has implied renewal rights. Implied renewal rights are most commonly associated with school contracts. This item does not apply during strike and disaster situations when the other party to the contract cannot fulfill it; or when labor disputes interrupt the flow of earnings specified in the contract. 4.4.4.G Educational Income All student financial assistance, including grants, scholarships, fellowships, work study, educational loans on which payment is deferred, and veterans' educational benefits are entirely excluded. Unless used for living expenses, income from stipends is excluded. 4.4.4.H Deeming Income is deemed from individuals who are ineligible, disqualified, and excluded by law and from certain income sources as found below. See Sections 15.6 for deeming from ineligible noncitizens and from sponsors of ineligible noncitizens. 4.4.4.H.1 Deeming from Disqualified and Ineligible Individuals Income treatment differs, based on the reason for the disqualification or ineligibility as follows. NOTE: This does not apply to students who are ineligible due to the SNAP general eligibility provisions in Section 3.2, individuals who are ineligible due to receipt of SNAP in another state and individuals who are ineligible due to the institution residence provision in Section 2.2.