§ 4305.36. Deductions.
(a) The following amounts from the previous calendar year shall be deducted from the total family income.
(1) Actual Federal, State and local taxes paid.
(2) Mandatory payroll deductions.
(3) Real estate taxes on the principal residence.
(4) Health insurance premiums.
(5) Verified medical expenses exceeding 5.0% of total family income.
(6) Verified child care costs, up to Internal Revenue Service limits.
(7) Child support payments for the client made directly to the facility in which the child is in residence.
(8) Net business losses claimed on the previous year’s Internal Revenue Service form.
(9) A family living allowance of $9,000.
(b) An individual allowance equal to the prevailing Internal Revenue Service dependent deduction amount for a person who is currently eligible to be claimed as a dependent on this calendar year’s Internal Revenue Service form, shall also be deducted from the total family income.
Cross References This section cited in 55 Pa. Code § 4305.37 (relating to adjusted family income); and 55 Pa. Code § 4305.64 (relating to reason for adjustment of liability—substantial financial hardship).
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