What rent policy applies to a family that is in the midst of receiving the old 18-month income disregard when the new disregard policy goes into effect as of October 1, 1999?
A13: The old 18-month income disregard continues to apply to the family. EXAMPLES: As of October 1, 1999, a family has been receiving the benefit of the 18-month disregard for 7 months. Instead of applying the new disregard, the PHA should continue to give the family the benefit of the old disregard policy for an additional 11 months. As of October 1, 1999, the family has been receiving the benefit of the old 18-month disregard for 13 months. Does it matter that the family had been receiving the benefit of the old disregard more than 12 months? No. The family continues to receive the benefit of the 100 percent disregard of any incremental increase in income for the next 5 months. Q14: Would the income of a person who received TANF due to pregnancy leave or working for the school system be excluded in the same way as a person who is eligible for an income exclusion if she was receiving TANF within the past 6 months of receiving income? A14: Yes, a person who experiences increases in inc
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