HB05230

An Act Exempting Income Of Up To One Hundred Thousand Dollars Earned By A Child Under The Age Of Twenty-four From Inclusion In The Parent's Gross Income For Determination Of The Parent's Eligibility To Participate In The Rental Assistance Program.

Introduced·2/18/26
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Connecticut HB05230 exempts up to $100,000 of a child's income from a parent's gross income for rental assistance eligibility.

Connecticut HB05230 amends the general statutes to exempt income of up to one hundred thousand dollars earned by a child under the age of twenty-four from being included in the parent's gross income. This exemption applies specifically to determining the parent's eligibility to participate in the rental assistance program. The bill directs the Commissioner of Housing to implement this change and adjusts the appropriations for the rental assistance program accordingly.

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Where it stands

Current
Housing Committee
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Committee decision

Sponsors

DDD
3
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Roll Call Votes

HSG Vote Tally Sheet (Reserved for Subject Matter Public Hearing)

Passed

Calendar

Feb 24

12:00 AM

Housing Public Hearing

History

Feb 20

House

Public Hearing 02/24

Feb 19

House

Reserved for Subject Matter Public Hearing

Feb 18

House

Referred to Joint Committee on Housing