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West Virginia Income Maintenance Manual Chapter 4

West Virginia Income Maintenance Manual Page 233 Chapter 4 Income

▪ When the AG Includes the MP(s), mp, and Child Determining the income used for the MP(s): • If there is only one MP in the home, the MP's own countable income is added to that of the MP's spouse, who is not a parent of the mp, to determine eligibility. • If there are two MPs in the home, their countable income is added together. Determining the income used for the mp: • The MP’s own countable income is added to that of the MP(s). When income has been deemed to the MP from the MP's spouse, who is not a parent of the mp, none of the amount deemed to the MP is counted for the mp. Determining the income used for the child: • The child's own countable income is added to the MP’s own countable income. None of the amount deemed from the MP(s) to the mp is counted for the child. ▪ When the AG Includes Only the MP(s) and the mp Determining the income used for the MP(s): See Determining the income used for the MP(s) in When the AG Includes the MP(s), mp, and Child above. Determining the income used for the mp: • The MP’s own countable income is added to that of the MP(s). When income has been deemed to the MP from the MP's spouse, who is not a parent of the mp, none of the amount deemed to the MP is counted for the mp. 4.16.4.E Irregular Income Regardless of the source, irregular income is not counted because it cannot be anticipated. 4.16.4.F Lump-Sum Payments Lump-sum payments are counted as unearned income in the month received.

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West Virginia Income Maintenance Manual Chapter 4

West Virginia Income Maintenance Manual Page 233 Chapter 4 Income

▪ When the AG Includes the MP(s), mp, and Child Determining the income used for the MP(s): • If there is only one MP in the home, the MP's own countable income is added to that of the MP's spouse, who is not a parent of the mp, to determine eligibility. • If there are two MPs in the home, their countable income is added together. Determining the income used for the mp: • The MP’s own countable income is added to that of the MP(s). When income has been deemed to the MP from the MP's spouse, who is not a parent of the mp, none of the amount deemed to the MP is counted for the mp. Determining the income used for the child: • The child's own countable income is added to the MP’s own countable income. None of the amount deemed from the MP(s) to the mp is counted for the child. ▪ When the AG Includes Only the MP(s) and the mp Determining the income used for the MP(s): See Determining the income used for the MP(s) in When the AG Includes the MP(s), mp, and Child above. Determining the income used for the mp: • The MP’s own countable income is added to that of the MP(s). When income has been deemed to the MP from the MP's spouse, who is not a parent of the mp, none of the amount deemed to the MP is counted for the mp. 4.16.4.E Irregular Income Regardless of the source, irregular income is not counted because it cannot be anticipated. 4.16.4.F Lump-Sum Payments Lump-sum payments are counted as unearned income in the month received.