New Jersey Administrative Code
Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES
Chapter 87 - NEW JERSEY SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (NJ SNAP) MANUAL
Subchapter 6 - CERTIFICATION PROCEDURES
Section 10:87-6.11 - Disallowed expenses
Universal Citation: NJ Admin Code 10:87-6.11
Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 18, September 16, 2024
(a) The following shall not be included in the determination of deductions:
1. An expense covered by an excluded
reimbursement or vendor payment (see
10:87-5.9) except an energy
assistance vendor payment made under the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Act
(LIHEAA), shall not be deductible. For example, that portion of rent covered by
excluded vendor payments shall not be calculated as part of the household's
shelter cost. However, that portion of an allowable medical expense which is
not reimbursable shall be included as part of the household's medical expenses.
Households entitled to the medical deduction shall have the nonreimbursable
portion considered at the time the amount of reimbursement is received or can
otherwise be verified.
2. Expenses
shall not be deductible if the household provides compensation for the service
through an in-kind benefit or if another household member provides the service.
For example, a dependent care deduction shall not be allowed if compensation
for the care is provided in the form of an in-kind benefit such as food.
Expenses shall only be deductible if the service is provided by someone outside
of the household and the household makes a money payment for the
service.
3. When a public housing
authority directly receives a household's HUD utility allowance and applies it
toward the household's rent (see
10:87-5.9(a)3
i), the "net" rent that the household is obligated to pay shall be considered
the rental expense for NJ SNAP purposes.
4. Any educational expense, in whole or part,
covered by educational income which has been excluded in accordance with
10:87-5.11, shall not be
deductible.
5. A dependent care
expense which is reimbursed or paid for by the Child Care and Development Fund
or the Transitional Child Care Program shall not be deductible.
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