HUD believes that making these deductions and disallowance available to persons with disabilities through as many HUD programs as possible will assist persons with disabilities in obtaining and retaining employment, which is an important step toward economic self-sufficiency. Second, this rule adds a new regulatory section to part 5 to require for some but not all of these same programs the disallowance of increases in income as a result of earnings by persons with disabilities. The purpose of this amendment is to expand the benefits of these deductions to persons with disabilities served by HUD programs not currently covered by part 5, subpart F. These deductions primarily address expenses related to a person's disability, for example medical expenses or attendant care expenses. SUMMARY: This final rule amends HUD's regulations in part 5, subpart F, to include additional HUD programs in the list of programs that must make certain deductions in calculating a family's adjusted income. From the Federal Register Online via GPO Access ĭepartment of Housing and Urban Developmentĭetermining Adjusted Income in HUD Programs Serving Persons with Disabilities: Requiring Mandatory Deductions for Certain Expenses and Disallowance for Earned Income Final RuleĭEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENTĢ4 CFR Parts 5, 92, 200, 236, 574, 582, 583, 891, 982ĭetermining Adjusted Income in HUD Programs Serving Persons with Disabilities: Requiring Mandatory Deductions for Certain Expenses and Disallowance for Earned Income

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