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December 18, 2024

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4.5.1 Income From a Private Non-Profit Charitable Agency

CFR 273.9(c)(12)

In a calendar quarter, disregardmeans do not count, exempt, or exclude the first $300 received by a food unit from any private, non-profit charitable agency. If the application is after the first day of a calendar quarter, include the entire quarter in computing the excess. Count any amount over $300 as unearned income. Start in the month in which the overage first shows.

Calendar quarter: three consecutive months beginning with January, April, July, or October.

Example 1 In April a food unit receives $100 cash from Agency X. In May the food unit gets another $100 in cash from Agency X. In June the food unit gets $250 cash from Agency Z. The calendar quarter total is $450. Disregard the first $300. Count the remaining $150 as unearned income received in June.

 

Example 2 A food unit received $80 from a private, non-profit charitable agency in January, $250 in February, and $210 in March. Include the entire January payment in the calculation, even though it was received before the food unit's application date of January 23, 1991. The total $540 for January, February, and March is subject to the policy: $540 - $300 = $240.

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