(a) For those non-household members who have not been disqualified, such as students who are ineligible, the worker does not count the income of the non-household member.

(b) When the earned income of one or more household members and the earned income of a non-household member are combined into one wage, the worker determines the income for the household members by:

• (1) counting the portion due to the household when it is possible to identify the household's share; or
• (2) prorating the earned income equally and counting the household member's pro rata share when it is not possible to identify the household's share.

(c) When the household shares deductible expenses with the non-household member, the worker only deducts the amount the household actually paid or contributed as a household expense.  When the payments or contributions cannot be differentiated, the worker prorates the expenses evenly among persons actually paying or contributing to the expense and deducts only the household's pro rata share.