The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is designed to provide financial assistance for low-income households. California has no asset or resource limit for SNAP benefits, but does have eligibility requirements on both gross and net income. California SNAP benefits net income limitsNet income is the household’s gross income minus deductions, which includes taxes and a number of deductions specific to the SNAP benefits program in California. Eligible deductions include child support payments, medical expenses, utility payments, phone allowance and essential costs like rent or mortgage payments. As a general rule, for every additional $100 in net household income, your SNAP benefits allowance will fall by $30.

Source: Los Angeles Times March 06, 2023 22:32 UTC