FAA6.N Examples : 25 Earned Income (EAIN/EAIC) Examples : L Semi-Monthly Income Example 4
Semi-Monthly Income Example 4
 
Arta applied for initial benefits on May 31 and was interviewed on the same day. Her employment is ongoing, and she is paid semi-monthly on the 15th and 30th of each month.
 
Arta provided the following paystubs:
 
Date Paid
Hours
Gross Amount
05/15
60
$390
05/30
92
$650
 
Arta stated that her 05/15 check was low because she was on leave without pay and her 05/30 check was high because she worked extra hours for her sick co-worker. Collateral contact with Arta’s employer verified that Arta is expected to work 38 to 40 hours per week at $6.50 per hour.
 
Since both checks are not normal, manually calculate Arta’s income for 06/15 as follows:
 
38 + 40 = 78 divided by 2 = 39 averaged hours per week
39 X 2.15 = 83.85 hours per pay period
83.85 X $6.50 = $545.02 expected semi-gross for 06/15
 
Key the following on EAIC for the benefit month of May:
 
INC TYPE: WA
FREQ: SM
NUMBER OF PERIODS:
PERIOD
DATE PAID
HOURS
HR. RATE
GROSS AMOUNT
01
05/15
60
 
390.00
02
05/30
92
 
650.00
 
Key the following on EAIC for the benefit month of June and ongoing:
 
INC TYPE: WA
FREQ: SM
NUMBER OF PERIODS:
PERIOD
DATE PAID
HOURS
HR. RATE
GROSS AMOUNT
01
06/15
83.85
6.50
545.02