Kan. Admin. Regs. § 30-4-110 - Income
(a) Definitions.
(1) "Earned income" means income, in cash or
in kind, that an applicant or recipient currently earns, through the receipt of
wages, salary, or profit, from activities in which the individual engages as an
employer or as an employee with responsibilities that necessitate continuing
activity on the individual's part.
(2) "Unearned income" means all income not
earned.
(3) "Lump sum" means a
nonrecurring payment.
(b)
(1) The
following types of income shall be excluded from total income:
(A) Income-producing costs of the
self-employed listed in K.A.R. 30-4-111(d);
(B) the income of a child received from a
youth program funded by the job training partnership act of 1982, as specified
in K.A.R. 30-4-113(i); and
(C) the
earned income of a child as defined in K.A.R. 30-4-70(a)(2) who is a student in
elementary or secondary school or who is working towards attainment of a G.E.D.
(2) For purposes of
this regulation, total income shall be regarded as the sum of all earned
income, or adjusted gross income of the self-employed, with no exemptions, all
nonexempt, unearned income and nonexempt, current support payments received and
reported by the child support enforcement office.
(c) Treatment of income.
(1) A prospective or income-average budgetary
method shall be used to determine eligibility and the amount of the assistance
payment for persons with income.
(2) Prospective budgeting shall be used to
determine initial eligibility and the amount of the assistance payment in each
calendar month. The budget estimate shall reflect the income received and the
income expected to be received.
(3) Intermittent income or income from
self-employment shall be considered and averaged. Intermittent income shall be
divided by the proper number of months to establish the monthly amount. For
self-employed persons with monthly income, the income average shall be based on
the income earned during two or more representative months.
(d) This regulation shall be
effective on and after October 1, 2003.
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