Section 16.03.04.512 - SPECIAL CASES FOR COUNTING INCOMESpecial cases for counting income are listed below:
01.Wages Held at the Request of Employee. Income in the month the wages would have been paid by the employer.02.Garnishments Held by Employer. Income in the month the wages would have been paid.03.Wages Held by Employer, Other Than Garnishment and Employee Request. Even if in violation of law, are not counted as income.04.Advances on Wages. Count as income if the household reasonably expects the advance to be paid.05.Varying Payment Cycles. Households getting unearned or earned income on a recurring monthly or semi-monthly basis do not have varying income merely because mailing or payment cycles cause additional payments to be received in a month. The income is counted for the month it is intended.06.Nonrecurring Lump Sum Payments and Capital Gains. Nonrecurring lump sum payments must not be counted as income, but are counted as a resource starting in the month received. Nonrecurring lump sum payments include capital gains from the sale or transfer of securities, real estate, or other real property held as an investment for a set period. The capital gains are income only if the assets were used in self-employment.Idaho Admin. Code r. 16.03.04.512