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...condition and public or private medical insurance coverage, the assistance group is to have the nonreimbursable portion of the medical expense considered at the time the amount of the expense or reimbursement is reported and verified. (4) An utility expense which is reimbursed or paid by an excluded payment, including the department of housing and urban development (HUD) or the farmers home admin...

...condition and public or private medical insurance coverage, the AG is to have the nonreimbursable portion of the medical expense considered at the time the amount of the expense or reimbursement is reported and verified. (4) A utility expense covered by a payment that is considered excluded income as defined in rule 5101:4-4-13 of the Administrative Code or considered included income as defined in rule 5101:4-4-19 ...

...hase income-producing property; (viii) Insurance premiums; (ix) Taxes paid on income producing property; (x) When the assistance group can document the costs on the portion of a home used in a self-employment enterprise are separate and identifiable, those costs may be excluded as costs of doing business. (xi) Exclusions from income received from boarders shall be considered i...

...hase income-producing property; (viii) Insurance premiums; (ix) Taxes paid on income producing property; (x) When the assistance group can document the costs on the portion of a home used in a self-employment enterprise are separate and identifiable, those costs may be included as costs of doing business. (xi) The cost of doing business for boarders who are not included in the...

...hase income-producing property; (viii) Insurance premiums; (ix) Taxes paid on income producing property; (x) When the assistance group can document the costs on the portion of a home used in a self-employment enterprise are separate and identifiable, those costs may be included as costs of doing business. (xi) The cost of doing business for boarders who are not included in the...

...retirement, survivors, and disability insurance (RSDI), supplemental security income (SSI), and other federal benefits; periodic adjustments to Ohio works first (OWF) ; and other changes in the eligibility and benefit criteria based on legislative or regulatory changes. Federal adjustments to the eligibility standards, allotments and deductions, and state adjustments to utility standard shall go into effe...

...o retirement, survivors, and disability insurance (RSDI), supplemental security income (SSI), and other federal benefits; periodic adjustments to Ohio works first (OWF) ; and other changes in the eligibility and benefit criteria based on legislative or regulatory changes. Federal adjustments to the eligibility standards, allotments and deductions, and state adjustments to utility standard shall go into effect for all...

...eral old age, survivors, and disability insurance benefits) and title XVI (SSI for the aged, blind and disabled of the Social Security Act of 1935.) (E) What should county agencies do when IEVS information is received? (1) Information verified upon receipt includes: (a) The county agency shall send proper notices to the assistance group to terminate, deny, or reduce benefits based on information obtained through ...

...eral old age, survivors, and disability insurance benefits) and title XVI (SSI for the aged, blind and disabled of the Social Security Act of 1935.) (E) What should county agencies do when IEVS information is received? (1) Information verified upon receipt includes: (a) The county agency shall send proper notices to the assistance group to terminate, deny, or reduce benefits based on informati...

...eral old age, survivors, and disability insurance benefits) and title XVI (SSI for the aged, blind and disabled of the Social Security Act of 1935.) (E) What should the county agency do when data exchange, including IEVS, information is received? (1) Review the information and compare it to the information on the case; (2) When the information received is considered verified upon receipt and no additional infor...

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... campaigns; and foster parent liability insurance master contracts.

...r related costs such as maintenance and insurance may be allowable. (7) The CFSA or WIOA area shall ensure that charges for depreciation are supported by adequate property records. The agency shall: (a) Perform a physical inventory of assets at least once every two years to ensure that the assets exist and are usable, used, and needed; and (b) Maintain depreciation records indicating the amount...

...r related costs such as maintenance and insurance may be allowable. (7) The CFSA or WIOA area shall ensure that charges for depreciation are supported by adequate property records. The agency shall: (a) Perform a physical inventory of assets at least once every two years to ensure that the assets exist and are usable, used, and needed; and (b) Maintain depreciation records indicating the amount...

...inus interest, maintenance fees, taxes, insurance, and other fees. (7) "Lease term" means the period during which a lessee has a noncancelable right to use an underlying asset and also includes extension periods regardless of the probability of the extension period being exercised. (8) "Nonfinancial asset" means the underlying asset in this rule specifically the control of the right to use t...

...inus interest, maintenance fees, taxes, insurance, and other fees. (7) "Lease term" means the period during which a lessee has a noncancelable right to use an underlying asset and also includes extension periods regardless of the probability of the extension period being exercised. (8) "Nonfinancial asset" means the underlying asset in this rule specifically the control of the right to use t...

...inus interest, maintenance fees, taxes, insurance, and other fees. (7) "Lease term" means the period during which a lessee has a noncancelable right to use an underlying asset and also includes extension periods regardless of the probability of the extension period being exercised. (8) "Nonfinancial asset" means the underlying asset in this rule specifically the control of the right to use the underlying assets not...

...loan guarantees, interest subsidies, or insurance. (3) For the purpose of this rule, the term "county subgrantee" shall have the same meaning as the term "county grantee," defined in section 5101.21 of the Revised Code as meaning all of the following: (a) A board of county commissioners; (b) A county children services board appointed under section 5153.03 of the Revised Code; and (c) A county ele...

...loan guarantees, interest subsidies, or insurance. (3) For the purpose of this rule, the term "county subgrantee" shall have the same meaning as the term "county grantee," defined in section 5101.21 of the Revised Code as meaning all of the following: (a) A board of county commissioners; (b) A county children services board appointed under section 5153.03 of the Revised Code; and (c) A county ele...

...program and the state children's health insurance program (SCHIP) issued on behalf of the Ohio department of medicaid. (B) The funding for each IM allocation consists of one hundred per cent state funds, and is in addition to the county mandated share required by section 5101.16 of the Revised Code and detailed in rule 5101:9-6-31 of the Administrative Code. Federal funds are passed through to t...

...ipients, healthy start, children health insurance program (CHIP), TANF-related and medicaid recipients, and TANF recipients. (4) ODJFS allocates five per cent of the statewide allocation based on each county's average unemployment rate as compared statewide in the same category, utilizing the most recently available report month. (5) ODJFS allocates five per cent of the statewide allocation base...

...ipients, healthy start, children health insurance program (CHIP), TANF-related and medicaid recipients, and TANF recipients. (4) ODJFS allocates five per cent of the statewide allocation based on each county's average unemployment rate as compared statewide in the same category, utilizing the most recently available report month. (5) ODJFS allocates five per cent of the statewide allocation base...

...ipients, healthy start, children health insurance program (CHIP), TANF-related and medicaid recipients, and TANF recipients. (4) ODJFS allocates five per cent of the statewide allocation based on each county's average unemployment rate as compared statewide in the same category, utilizing the most recently available report month. (5) ODJFS allocates five per cent of the statewide allocation based on each county's p...

...althy start recipients, children health insurance program (CHIP) recipients, temporary assistance for needy families (TANF) related medicaid recipients, and TANF recipients. (4) Five per cent is based upon the county's average unemployment rate as compared statewide in the same category, utilizing the most recently available report month. (5) Five per cent is based upon the county's poverty ...

...althy start recipients, children health insurance program (CHIP) recipients, temporary assistance for needy families (TANF) related medicaid recipients, and TANF recipients. (4) Five per cent is based upon the county's average unemployment rate as compared statewide in the same category, utilizing the most recently available report month. (5) Five per cent is based upon the county's poverty ...