|
LOW INCOME
CUT-OFF
(LICO) TABLE
Effective until
December 31, 2007
Size of Family Unit
|
Minimum necessary income
|
1 person
(the sponsor)
|
$20,778 |
2 persons
|
$25,867 |
3
persons
|
$31,801 |
4
persons
|
$38,610 |
5
persons
|
$43,791 |
6
persons
|
$49,389 |
7
persons
|
$54,987 |
more than 7 persons,
for each additional person, add
|
$5,598 |
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