Texas § HR.33.021 - EXCLUSION OF CERTAIN RESOURCES IN DETERMINING SNAP ELIGIBILITY
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§ HR.33.021. EXCLUSION OF CERTAIN RESOURCES IN DETERMINING SNAP ELIGIBILITY
EXCLUSION OF CERTAIN RESOURCES IN DETERMINING SNAP ELIGIBILITY. In determining the eligibility of an applicant for or recertifying the eligibility of a recipient of supplemental nutrition assistance program benefits, the commission may not consider as resources the value of a motor vehicle in which the applicant or recipient or a member of the applicant's or recipient's household has an ownership interest up to: (1) $22,500 for the first vehicle; and (2) $8,700 for each additional vehicle. Added by Acts 2023, 88th Leg., R.S., Ch. 682 (H.B. 1287 ), Sec. 1, eff. September 1, 2023.
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