| - $209 from your gross monthly income (a standard deduction) up to $299 depending upon the household size. |
| - If working, 20 percent of your gross monthly earned income. |
| - Deduction for actual child care or care for an incapacitated adult so you can work or attend school or training. |
| - Up to $744 in shelter costs. This includes rent or mortgage payments, up to $370 for utilities, and in some cases $52 for a phone. |
| - Child support payments which are court ordered (legally obligated) and actually paid to individuals outside the home. |
- Individuals age 60 or older or those receiving Supplemental Security or Social Security disability income may deduct un-reimbursed medical expenses of more than $35 a month. They also may be given a higher shelter deduction.
|