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Appendix B

Recommended Consumer Contribution Schedule

NC Division of Aging and Adult Services

Recommended Contribution Schedule

Based on the 2009 US Poverty Guidelines

Service Recipient’s Name:                                                                                                                             

Service #1                                  Rate$                           Service #2                               Rate $                      

Service #3                                           Rate $                         

% of Poverty

Monthly Income of:

Suggested Percentage of the Cost of Service

Recommended Contribution Amount per Unit of Service

Individual

Couple

Service #1

Service #2

Service #3

100%

$903 - $1,128

$1,214 - $1,518

10%

     

125%

$1,129 – $1,354

$1,519 – $1,821

20%

     

150%

$1,355 – $1,579

$1,822 – $2,125

30%

     

175%

$1,580 - $1,805

$2,126 - $2,428

40%

     

200%

$1,806 - $2,031

$2,429 - $2,732

50%

     

225%

$2,032 - $2,257

$2,733 - $3,035

60%

     

250%

$2,258 – $2,482

$3,036 – $3,339

70%

     

275%

$2,483 – $2,708

$3,340 – $3,642

80%

     

300%

$2,709 – $3,161

$3,643 – $4,249

90%

     

350%

$3,162  -- above

$4,250  -- above

100%

     

 

* The Recommended Consumer Contribution Schedule may only be shared with service recipients who are above poverty and receive a Type I service(s). * Voluntary contributions made toward the cost of services received are not tax deductible.

 

 

Updated January 23, 2009

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