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the HOME I0stment Partnership prograr. , • ' the the Develcoment Block Grant=rogram, ' the Section 8 Program.. ' public housing programs, and ' the Low Income Hous:19 Tax Credit Progm-n. Within each of these procams, the Part 5 def-iition of annual income can be used to determine program eligibility and, in some =rograms, the level of assistance the household will receive. In some cases, two or mo.-- Federal programs may provide assistance to a single program or project at the .ocal level. When this is the case, the PI should be careful to choose a definit:on for income determinations that is permitted in all of the relevant Federal programs. Whose Income to Count Under the Part 5 definition of annual income, ircome from certain groups of people requires special considerat:on when calculating a household's annual income. Click on the key words below fo- more information ci how to count the income of the following categories of pecole: ' Minors (age 17 and uncer) ' Live-in aides ' Temoorarily absent family members ' Permanently absent family members ' Adult students living away from home Types of Income to Count At its rr:�st basic level, the =art 5 definition of e-nual income is made up of the types of nouseholc income :nat are: incluced in the definitio- ;"inclusions"), and ' exciuoed from :ne defin:::on ("exclusions"). A list of :ne Part 5 :,'come ;clusions" and "exc.-Bions" is published in the Code of -ederal :'egulations at 24 C=? 5.609. This list is periodically updated by HUD when changes ere made :o the P-=-5 definition of am -al income by the United States Zongres:. �dminis:-=;ors of -OME an: ether Federal programs are generally expected to .mpieme-: any changes to z -e regulations withir. 50 days of publication in the -ederal :egister. Located :clow are easy -to -read tables showing the Part 5 income inclusions and exclusions aublishe= at 24 C=R 5.609 on April 1, :998. 11,'=: '00�