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E01 - individuals who are SSI eligible but do not receive a payment as they are in a licensed medical institution.

EID (Employed Individual with Disabilities) - the program allows a low-income, working disabled individual between age 16 up to age 65 to continue to work and purchase medical coverage under the Medicaid work incentives improvement option.

EITC (Earned Income Tax Credit) - an amount of money either deducted from the taxes owed or paid as a refund resulting from filing a Form 1040 or 1040A tax return for a calendar year.

Earned income - see Income.

Edmund's Automobile Valuation Guide - the internet site which provides a used car value guide.

Elderly - a person who is 65 years of age or older (aka Aged).

Eligibility factor - a specified condition a client must meet to qualify or receive benefits.

Emancipation - the condition of being freed from parental care and control resulting from one of the following:

A. Lawfully recognized marriage.

B. Reaching the age of majority (age 18).

C. Military service.

D. Having received a declaration of emancipation pursuant to W.S. 14-1- 202 (See Financially Responsible).

Employment - an activity in which an individual works for wages.

Encumbrance - a claim or legal debt(s) against a resource which must be paid when the resource is sold and is supported by a written document.

Equity value - see Value.

Essential person - individual identified as essential to the welfare of the client by the Social Security Administration prior to the implementation of the SSI program in 1974.

Estate - resources and liabilities left by a person at death.

Ex Parte Renewal Process - The process of renewing Medicaid eligibility for beneficiaries based on reliable information contained in the beneficiary's account or other more current information available to the agency without requiring information from the beneficiary.

Exempt - a category of income, resources or circumstances not subject to program policy or limits and is not counted for eligibility purposes.

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E01 - individuals who are SSI eligible but do not receive a payment as they are in a licensed medical institution.

EITC (Earned Income Tax Credit) - an amount of money either deducted from the taxes owed or paid as a refund resulting from filing a Form 1040 or 1040A tax return for a calendar year.

Earned income - see Income.

Edmund's Automobile Valuation Guide - the internet site which provides a used car value guide.

Elderly - a person who is 65 years of age or older (aka Aged).

Eligibility factor - a specified condition a client must meet to qualify or receive benefits.

Emancipation - the condition of being freed from parental care and control resulting from one of the following:

A. Lawfully recognized marriage.

B. Reaching the age of majority (age 18).

C. Military service.

D. Having received a declaration of emancipation pursuant to W.S. 14-1- 202 (See Financially Responsible).

Employment - an activity in which an individual works for wages.

Encumbrance - a claim or legal debt(s) against a resource which must be paid when the resource is sold and is supported by a written document.

Equity value - see Value.

Essential person - individual identified as essential to the welfare of the client by the Social Security Administration prior to the implementation of the SSI program in 1974.

Estate - resources and liabilities left by a person at death.

Exempt - a category of income, resources or circumstances not subject to program policy or limits and is not counted for eligibility purposes.