HAR §17-798.3-10. (B) Bi-weekly gross income anticipated to be received shall be converted to monthly income by multiplying the bi-weekly income by 2

1667. (C) Semi-monthly income anticipated to be received shall be converted to monthly income by multiplying the semi-monthly income by 2; or (4) Gross income from the caretaker's business or self-employment, such as selling real estate, or engaging in fishing and farming, which provide irregular income over a period of six months, may be averaged to determine the monthly income for the budget month. (b) Monthly gross income means monthly sums of income received from sources such as but not limited to: (1) Gross income (before deductions are made for items such as, but not limited to, taxes, union dues, bonds, and pensions) from: (A) Wages; (B) Salary; (C) Armed forces pay, excluding basic housing allowance; (D) Commissions; (E) Tips; (F) Piece-rate payments; or (G) Cash bonuses earned; (2) Social security pensions and survivors' benefits (prior to deductions for medical insurance) including: (A) Railroad retirement insurance checks from the U.S. government; and (B) Permanent disability insurance payments made by the Social Security Administration; (3) Unemployment insurance benefits such as: (A) Compensation received from government unemployment insurance agencies or private insurance companies during periods of unemployment; and 798.3-25 3414 §17-798.3-10 (B) Any strike benefits received from union funds; (4) Worker's compensation benefits and temporary disability insurance benefits: (A) Worker's compensation benefits include compensation received from private or public insurance companies for injuries incurred at work; (B) Temporary disability insurance benefits include compensation received from private or public insurance companies for short-term disabilities resulting from off-the-job sickness or injury; and (C) The cost of the insurance shall have been paid by the employer and not by the employee, and the benefits are made to individuals who continue to be considered employees of the company; (5) Pensions and annuities, including pensions or retirement benefits paid to a retired person or the person's survivors by a former employer or by a union, either directly or by an insurance company; (6) Veteran's pensions and other benefits, which include: (A) Money paid periodically by the Veteran's Administration to: (i) Survivors of deceased veterans; or (ii) Disabled members of the armed forces; (B) Subsistence allowances paid to veterans for: (i) Education; or (ii) On-the-job training; and (C) Refunds paid to former members of the armed forces as GI insurance premiums; (7) An allotment of a member of the armed forces; (8) Alimony; 798.3-26 3414 §17-798.3-10 (9) Child support, including support or maintenance for or on behalf of a son or daughter who is over eighteen years of age; (10) Public assistance payments from another state prior to any reduction of the monthly assistance payment due to overpayment recovery; (11) Hawaii public assistance payments prior to any reduction of the monthly assistance payment due to overpayment recovery in accordance with chapter 17-683; (12) Adoption assistance payments; (13) Dividends from stockholdings or memberships in associations; (14) Periodic interest on savings or bonds; (15) Income from estates or trust funds; (16) Income from rental of property after business expenses; (17) Royalties; (18) Income received from self-employed activities: (A) To be considered self-employed, the individual shall meet the definition of self-employed as established under this chapter and generate the required income at the time of eligibility and in each subsequent month. This must be considered first as monthly earned income when determining eligibility for child care payments as a self-employed person. (B) Income received from non-farm self-employed activities means the gross receipts minus expenses for an individual's own business, professional enterprise, or partnerships. (i) Gross receipts shall include the value of all goods sold and services rendered. (ii) Expenses shall include the costs of goods purchased, rent, heat, light, power, wages and salaries 798.3-27 2414