If...
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AND...
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Then
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income is being deemed to an eligible:
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an eligible noncitizen who meets the student child definition is sponsored by the
deemor,
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any income used to reduce the eligible noncitizen allocation is reduced first by the
SEIE.
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See SI 01320.500B.3.
Example
George is an SSI eligible child. George's parent, Tina, earned $1,420 in March 2024.
Tina is the sponsor of Juan, an SSI eligible noncitizen. Juan is a student child who
earned $1,000 in March 2024. When deeming Tina's income to George, the SEIE of $2,290.00
per month offset the entire amount of Juan's earnings so the noncitizen allocation
still applies. See SI 01320.500F.6. for examples of the deeming computations for both the eligible child and the eligible
noncitizen in a multiple deeming situation.
Sponsor-to-Noncitizen Deeming
Step
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Amount
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Amount
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Explanation
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Sponsor's income
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$1,420.00
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Sponsor allocation
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$943.00
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Equal to the monthly Federal Benefit Rate (FBR) for an individual
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Dependent allocation for George
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$471.50
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Equal to one-half the FBR for an individual
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Total allocation amount
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$1,414.50
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- $1,414.50
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Deemed income to Juan
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$5.50
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Juan's other unearned income
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$0.00
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$0.00
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Juan's earned income
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$1,000.000
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$0.00
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The $2,290 SEIE amount is greater than Juan's earnings.
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Juan's total income
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$5.50
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General income exclusion
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$20.00
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Juan's countable income
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$0.00
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After computing the countable income considering the noncitizen allocation with the
SEIE exclusion applied, there is no countable deemed income.
Parent-to-Child Deeming
Step
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Amount
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Amount
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Explanation
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Tina's income
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$1,420.00
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Eligible noncitizen allocation
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$472.00
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Difference between the couple FBR and the individual FBR
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Remaining earned income
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$948.00
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General and earned income exclusions
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$85.00
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Remaining earned income
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$863.00
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½ remaining earned income
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$431.50
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Parental living allowance
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$943.00
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Deemed income to George
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$0.00
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