Kan. Admin. Regs. § 30-4-112 - Income exempt from consideration as income and as a cash asset
The following income shall be exempt, except as provided in K.A.R. 30-4-110(b):
(a) Grants and scholarships provided for
educational purposes;
(b) the
value of benefits provided under the food stamp program;
(c) the value of the U.S. department of
agriculture donated foods;
(d) the
value of supplemental food assistance received under the child nutrition act of
1966, as amended, and the special food service program for children under the
national school lunch act, as amended;
(e) benefits received under title V,
community services employment program, or title VII, nutrition program for the
elderly, of the older Americans act of 1965, as amended;
(f) Indian funds distributed or held in
trust, including interest and investment income accrued on such funds while
held in trust and initial purchases made with such funds;
(g) distributions to natives under the Alaska
native claims settlement act;
(h)
payments provided to individual volunteers serving as foster grandparents,
senior health aides, and senior companions, and to persons serving in the
service corps of retired executives and active corps of executives under titles
II and III of the domestic service act of 1973;
(i) payments to individual volunteers under
title I, sec. 404(g) of Public Law 93-113 when the director of ACTION
determines that the value of such payments, adjusted to reflect the number of
hours such volunteers are serving, is less than the federal minimum wage;
(j) payments received under the
uniform relocation assistance and real property acquisition policies act of
1970;
(k) death benefits from SSA,
VA, railroad retirement, or other burial insurance policy when the benefit is
used toward the cost of burial;
(l) a one-time payment or a portion of a
one-time payment from a cash settlement for repair or replacement of property
or for legal services, or medical costs or other required obligations to a
third party, if the payment is expended or committed to be expended for the
intended purpose within six months of its receipt;
(m) money that VA determines may not be used
for subsistence needs held in trust by VA for a child;
(n) retroactive corrective assistance
payments in the month received or in the following month;
(o) income directly provided by vocational
rehabilitation;
(p) benefits from
special government programs at the discretion of the secretary, including
energy assistance programs.
(q)
cash donations that are based on need, do not exceed $300 in any calendar
quarter, and are received from one or more private, nonprofit, charitable
organizations;
(r) reimbursements
for out-of-pocket expenses in the month received and the following month;
(s) proceeds from any bona fide
loan requiring repayment;
(t)
payments granted to certain U.S. citizens of Japanese ancestry and resident
Japanese aliens under Title I of Public Law 100-383;
(u) payments granted to certain Aleuts under
Title II of Public Law 100-383;
(v) agent orange settlement payments;
(w) foster care and adoption
support payments;
(x) the amount
of any earned income tax credit received. Such credit shall not be regarded as
a cash asset in the month of receipt and the following month;
(y) federal major disaster and emergency
assistance and comparable disaster assistance provided by state or local
government or by disaster assistance organizations in conjunction with a
presidentially declared disaster;
(z) payments granted to the Aroostook Band of
Micmac Indians under Public Law 102-171 ;
(aa) payments from the radiation exposure
compensation trust fund made by the department of justice; and
(bb) special federal allowances paid monthly
to children of Vietnam veterans who are born with spina bifida.
This regulation shall take effect on and after October 1, 1997.
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