<p>that one of the parents received during the year being reported? It was around $13k, I think, and was from my wife’s late mother. </p>
<p>I see buckets for $ from relatives, but I am not sure that this is such an animal.</p>
<p>Might it go in this one…</p>
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<p>or the next bucket? PI-225E </p>
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<p>If it’s in a savings account, it will be included as an asset. As I recall (from when we had an inheritance) it was not considered “income”.</p>
<p>It WAS in a savings acct, but it has been completely spent as of the time we are filling this form out - now. So the values we are reporting now under savings acct do not include this.</p>
<p>Someone else here will have to verify whether this is included on the Profile as additional income from other sources. I know if it’s still in accounts, it’s an asset.</p>
<p>Plus I do not see a spot for the amount of money for food stamps or other federal aid that is not TANF money - which DOES have its own slot. If I am missing this, I’d appreciate it if someone can please tell me where I should put food stamp, ‘school lunch’, and energy assistance kind of aid.</p>
<p>Why wouldn’t an inheritance paid in 2010 count somewhere? </p>
<p>It would seem odd that someone could get - say $800k in inheritance - and it wouldn’t count somewhere?</p>
<p>I ended up putting it in Pi 230 A, referenced above, and told the FOA in spcl circ/expl notes that I put it there since there is no detailed breakout in that question.</p>
<p>maybe that 13k was what made css profile think a 5 person household making 22k/yr too rich to satisfy a fee waiver.</p>