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Tinkers Asked June 2014
Does my income count when getting paid to help my Mom?
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I have to still work as aging doesn't pay enough 4hrs a day She has moved in with me I have to pay my own bills and she pays hers. Do they count my income?
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sherry1anne Jun 2014
Sometimes in certain conditions you can file an affidavit that you cook and eat separately. My neighbor did that so that her mom could be considered in a separate household. You should be able to prove that you maintain separate finances. Be sure to investigate this before declaring both incomes as her household income
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vegaslady Jun 2014
Read the paperwork you have. Does the application paperwork ask for the recipient's income or for household income? Ask them.
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