Household –
Definition (3) Rules for individuals who
neither file a tax return nor are claimed as a tax dependent.
In the case of individuals who do not expect to file a Federal tax return and do not expect to be claimed as a tax dependent for the taxable year in which an initial determination or renewal of eligibility is being made, or who are described in paragraph (f)(2)(i), (f)(2)(ii), or (f)(2)(iii) of this section,
(f) (3) The household consists of the individual and, if living with the individual –
(i) The individual’s spouse;
(ii) The individual’s children under the age specified in paragraph (f)(3)(iv) [two lines down] of this section; and
(iii) In the case of individuals under the age specified in paragraph (f)(3)(iv) [next line] of this section, the individual’s parents and siblings under the age specified in paragraph (f)(3)(iv) of this section.
(iv) The age specified in this paragraph is either of the following, as elected by the agency in the State plan
(A) Age 19; or
(B) Age 19 or, in the case of full-time students, age 21.
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The sample redetermination form MC 216 states:
We may need some information about people in your household who live with you or are listed on your tax return, who do not have Medi-Cal and who do not want to apply for Medi-Cal.Sample MC 216
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hello mr shore –
i have been attempting to find an answer to my issues with covered ca customer service agents and medi-cal agents and im not getting straight answers.
i saw you on youtube and would just like to kindly ask for a little help.
My son 19 and works part time and goes to school. is projected annual income will be 6000 to 7000.
he plans to file taxes on his own. being that he is not “required to file” but will anyways.
will they go by his sole income or will the count my income as well.
sorry for having to bother you sir. im just don’t have anywhere to turn to –
thank you -chris c
1st off let me update our webpage and read everything 3 times, and then when I think I understand it, read it again. https://healthlaw.healthreformquotes.com/plain-meaning-rule/
I presume you won’t be claiming your son as a dependent?
Is he a full time student?
Does he live with you?
Yes, my son plans to file taxes on his own this year. he is a full time student. He also still lives iat home. And works part-time. Thanks
(f) (3) The household consists of the individual and, if living with the individual –
(iv) The age specified in this paragraph is either of the following, as elected by the agency in the State plan
(B) Age 19 or, in the case of full-time students, age 21.
See excerpt of flow chart – under 21 full time students, must include parents.
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On the other hand?
Tax filer rules apply to individuals who will still file taxes even if they are not required to do so
There are limited exceptions to the tax filer rules. A tax dependent who meets one of the following exceptions must use the non-filer rules:
2. The dependent is a child under the age of 19 (or 21 if a full time student living at home) who lives with both parents and the parents plan on filing taxes separately;
Western Poverty Law *