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The Internal Revenue Service will cross-check the name and Social Security number of every applicant for welfare, food stamps and Medicaid this fall for the first time in a search for unreported interest or dividend income that could make them ineligible for those programs.
If you do not report a tax refund or ETC/EIC, you may have problems with DTA. The Department of Revenue (FOR) shares tax information with DTA. In most cases, your tax refund or ETC/EIC will not hurt your SNAP and AFDC benefits.
The food stamp allotments made to each household are not counted as taxable income. Neither the IRS nor state or local taxing authorities may tax food-stamp benefits, according to federal law. If you receive food stamps, you do not need to declare their value on your annual tax return as part of your income.
If you do not report when your income is more than your household's IRT limit you may get more benefits than you should. You must repay any extra benefits you get based on income you do not report. If you do not report on purpose to try to get more benefits, this is fraud, and you may be charged with a crime.
A federal tax refund is not entered on a federal tax return, so it is not income. A state tax refund can be considered income on a federal tax return if you itemized deductions in the year of the tax refund.
Anyone who is convicted of making a false or a misleading statement to obtain welfare benefits can be charged in California with a misdemeanor. A conviction is punishable by up to six months in jail and/or a fine of up to $500.
According to the Internal Revenue Service, food stamps and public assistance are not taxable and will not affect your tax return.
The IRS says if you receive SNAP benefits, they do not count as taxable income. Receiving food stamps won't affect your return, increase your tax bill or reduce your refund. That's because food stamps are a type of welfare benefit, and welfare benefits don't count as taxable income as long as they're based on need.
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