SNAP income limits by state (2026)

To qualify for food stamps (officially known as SNAP benefits), you need to make under a certain amount of money each month.

The exact amount depends on your state and the number of people in your household. A household of one typically needs to make around $1,700-$2,600 or less per month before taxes in order to qualify for SNAP.

There are also special income calculations for households with seniors, gig workers and other self-employed people (like drivers for Uber or DoorDash), college students, people with disabilities, and people with certain immigration statuses.

In many states, if you already get TANF benefits, you may automatically qualify for SNAP too. But you’ll still need to submit an application and meet other requirements, like work rules and an eligibility interview

The maximum qualifying income level for SNAP is set every year in October. The 2025-2026 SNAP income limits apply from October 1, 2025, through September 30, 2026.

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SNAP eligibility is based on your most recent income from the last 30 days, even if you made more in other months during the past year.

Just remember to report any changes to your income to SNAP. Your benefit amount may increase or decrease as your income changes, or you may no longer qualify for SNAP if you’re over the income limit.

When applying for SNAP, calculate your monthly household income by adding:

• Work pay before taxes
• Self-employment earnings
• Child support received
• Unemployment benefits
• Other money received from any sources in the last 30 days

Income from freelancing or self-employment is calculated differently depending on the state. In some places, you subtract 40 or 50 percent from your total earnings, while in others you subtract your business costs to get your self-employment income. Your SNAP application will tell you how to determine your self-employment earnings.

Most states do not count savings or other assets when determining your SNAP eligibility. And households that include seniors (age 60 or older) or people with disabilities qualify based on net income rather than gross income.

To qualify for food stamps, your household income needs to be at or below the set monthly amounts by household size in your state.

Alabama#alabama

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Alabama:

• 1 person: $1,696/month
• 2 people: $2,292/month
• 3 people: $2,888/month
• 4 people: $3,483/month
• 5 people: $4,079/month
• 6 people: $4,675/month
• 7 people: $5,271/month
• 8 people: $5,867/month
• Each additional person: +$596 / month

Households with a member who is disabled or age 60 or older only have to meet net income limits, not gross income limits, and certain eligible households don’t have to meet income limits. Learn more about SNAP in Alabama here.

Alaska#alaska

2026 income limits for Alaska haven’t been published yet. Learn more about SNAP in Alaska here.

Arizona#arizona

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Arizona:

• 1 person: $2,413/month
• 2 people: $3,261/month
• 3 people: $4,109/month
• 4 people: $4,957/month
• 5 people: $5,805/month
• 6 people: $6,653/month
• 7 people: $7,501/month
• 8 people: $8,349/month
• Each additional person: +$848/month

Households with a member who is disabled or age 60 or older only have to meet net income limits, not gross income limits, and certain eligible households don’t have to meet income limits. Learn more about SNAP in Arizona here.

Arkansas#arkansas

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Arkansas:

• 1 person: $1,696/month
• 2 people: $2,292/month
• 3 people: $2,888/month
• 4 people: $3,483/month
• 5 people: $4,079/month
• 6 people: $4,675/month
• 7 people: $5,271/month
• 8 people $5,867/month
• Each additional person: +$596/month

Arkansas households with a member who is disabled or age 60 or older only have to meet net income limits, not gross income limits, and certain eligible households don’t have to meet income limits. Learn more about SNAP in Arkansas here.

California#california

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in California:

• 1 person: $2,610/month
• 2 people: $3,526/month
• 3 people: $4,442/month
• 4 people: $5,360/month
• 5 people: $6,276/month
• 6 people: $7,192/month
• 7 people: $8,110/month
• 8 people: $9,026/month
• Each additional person: +$918/month

Households in California with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in California here.

Colorado#colorado

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Colorado:

• 1 person: $2,610/month
• 2 people: $3,526/month
• 3 people: $4,442/month
• 4 people: $5,360/month
• 5 people: $6,276/month
• 6 people: $7,192/month
• 7 people: $8,110/month
• 8 people: $9,026/month
• Each additional person: +$918/month

Households in Colorado with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in Colorado here.

Connecticut#connecticut

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Connecticut:

• 1 person: $2,609/month
• 2 people: $3,525/month
• 3 people: $4,442/month
• 4 people: $5,359/month
• 5 people: $6,275/month
• 6 people: $7,192/month
• 7 people: $8,109/month
• 8 people: $9,025
• Each additional person: +$917/month

Households in Connecticut with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in Connecticut here.

Delaware#delaware

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Delaware:

• 1 person: $2,610/month
• 2 people: $3,526/month
• 3 people: $4,442/month
• 4 people: $5,360/month
• 5 people: $6,276/month
• 6 people: $7,192/month
• 7 people: $8,110/month
• 8 people: $9,026/month
• Each additional person: +$918/month

Households in Delaware with seniors or members with disabilities only have to meet net income limits, not gross income limits. Learn more about SNAP in Delaware here.

D.C.#dc

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in the District of Columbia:

• 1 person: $2,610/month
• 2 people: $3,526/month
• 3 people: $4,442/month
• 4 people: $5,360/month
• 5 people: $6,276/month
• 6 people: $7,192/month
• 7 people: $8,110/month
• 8 people: $9,026/month
• Each additional person: +$918/month

Households in Washington, D.C. with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in Washington, D.C. here.

Florida#florida

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Florida:

• 1 person: $2,610/month
• 2 people: $3,526/month
• 3 people: $4,442/month
• 4 people: $5,360/month
• 5 people: $6,276/month
• 6 people: $7,192/month
• 7 people: $8,110/month
• 8 people: $9,026
• Each additional person: +$918/month

Households in Florida with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in Florida here.

Georgia#georgia

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Georgia:

• 1 person: $1,696/month
• 2 people: $2,292/month
• 3 people: $2,888/month
• 4 people: $3,483/month
• 5 people: $4,079/month
• 6 people: $4,675/month
• 7 people: $5,271/month
• 8 people: $5,867/month
• Each additional person: +$596/month

Households with any members who are seniors or have a disability only have to meet these income limits if they have more than $4,500 in savings. Learn more about SNAP in Georgia here.

Hawaii#hawaii

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Hawaii:

• 1 person: $3,000/month
• 2 people: $4,054/month
• 3 people: $5,110/month
• 4 people: $6,164/month
• 5 people: $7,220/month
• 6 people: $8,274/month
• 7 people: $9,330/month
• 8 people: $10,384/month
• Each additional person: +$1,056/month

Households in Hawaii with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in Hawaii here.

Idaho#idaho

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Idaho:

• 1 person: $1,696/month
• 2 people: $2,292/month
• 3 people: $2,888/month
• 4 people: $3,483/month
• 5 people: $4,079/month
• 6 people: $4,675/month
• 7 people: $5,271/month
• 8 people: $5,867/month
• Each additional person: +$596/month

There is no gross income limit for Idaho households with seniors or members with disabilities. Learn more about SNAP in Idaho here.

Illinois#illinois

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Illinois:

• 1 person: $2,152/month
• 2 people: $2,909/month
• 3 people: $3,665/month
• 4 people: $4,421/month
• 5 people: $5,177/month
• 6 people: $5,934/month
• 7 people: $6,690/month
• 8 people: $7,446/month
• Each additional person: +$757/month

Households in Illinois with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in Illinois here.

Indiana#indiana

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Indiana:

• 1 person: $1,696/month
• 2 people: $2,292/month
• 3 people: $2,888/month
• 4 people: $3,483/month
• 5 people: $4,079/month
• 6 people: $4,675/month
• 7 people: $5,271/month
• 8 people: $5,867/month
• Each additional person: +$596/month

There is no gross income limit for Indiana households with seniors or members with disabilities. Learn more about SNAP in Indiana here.

Iowa#iowa

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Iowa:

• 1 person: $2,088/month
• 2 people: $2,821/month
• 3 people: $3,554/month
• 4 people: $4,288/month
• 5 people: $5,021/month
• 6 people: $5,754/month
• 7 people: $6,489/month
• 8 people: $7,224/month
• Each additional person: +$735/month

Households in Iowa with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in Iowa here.

Kansas#kansas

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Kansas:

• 1 person: $1,696/month
• 2 people: $2,292/month
• 3 people: $2,888/month
• 4 people: $3,483/month
• 5 people: $4,079/month
• 6 people: $4,675/month
• 7 people: $5,271/month
• 8 people: $5,867/month
• Each additional person: +$596/month

There is no gross income limit for Kansas households with seniors or members with disabilities. Learn more about SNAP in Kansas here.

Kentucky#kentucky

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Kentucky:

• 1 person: $2,610/month
• 2 people: $3,526/month
• 3 people: $4,442/month
• 4 people: $5,360/month
• 5 people: $6,276/month
• 6 people: $7,192/month
• 7 people: $8,110/month
• 8 people: $9,026/month
• Each additional person: +$918/month

Households in Kentucky with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in Kentucky here.

Louisiana#louisiana

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Louisiana:

• 1 person: $2,609/month
• 2 people: $3,525/month
• 3 people: $4,442/month
• 4 people: $5,359/month
• 5 people: $6,275/month
• 6 people: $7,192/month
• 7 people: $8,109/month
• 8 people: $9,025/month
• Each additional person: +$917/month

Households in Louisiana with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in Louisiana here.

Maine#maine

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Maine:

• 1 person: $2,609/month
• 2 people: $3,525/month
• 3 people: $4,442/month
• 4 people: $5,359/month
• 5 people: $6,275/month
• 6 people: $7,192/month
• 7 people: $8,109/month
• 8 people: $9,025/month
• Each additional person: +$917/month

Households in Maine with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in Maine here.

Maryland#maryland

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Maryland:

• 1 person: $2,610/month
• 2 people: $3,526/month
• 3 people: $4,442/month
• 4 people: $5,360/month
• 5 people: $6,276/month
• 6 people: $7,192/month
• 7 people: $8,110/month
• 8 people: $9,026/month
• Each additional person: +$918/month

Households in Maryland with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in Maryland here.

Massachusetts#massachusetts

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Massachusetts:

• 1 person: $2,608/month
• 2 people: $3,525/month
• 3 people: $4,442/month
• 4 people: $5,358/month
• 5 people: $6,275/month
• 6 people: $7,192/month
• 7 people: $8,108/month
• 8 people: $9,025/month
• Each additional person: +$917/month

Households in Massachusetts with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in Massachusetts here.

Michigan#michigan

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Michigan:

• 1 person: $2,610/month
• 2 people: $3,526/month
• 3 people: $4,442/month
• 4 people: $5,360/month
• 5 people: $6,276/month
• 6 people: $7,192/month
• 7 people: $8,110/month
• 8 people: $9,026/month
• Each additional person: +$918/month

Households in Michigan with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in Michigan here.

Minnesota#minnesota

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Minnesota:

• 1 person: $2,609/month
• 2 people: $3,525/month
• 3 people: $4,442/month
• 4 people: $5,359/month
• 5 people: $6,275/month
• 6 people: $7,192/month
• 7 people: $8,109/month
• 8 people: $9,025/month
• Each additional person: +$917/month

There is no Minnesota income limit for households with seniors or members with disabilities. Learn more about SNAP in Minnesota here.

Mississippi#mississippi

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Mississippi:

• 1 person: $1,696/month
• 2 people: $2,292/month
• 3 people: $2,888/month
• 4 people: $3,483/month
• 5 people: $4,079/month
• 6 people: $4,675/month
• 7 people: $5,271/month
• 8 people: $5,867/month
• Each additional person: +$596/month

There is no gross income limit for Mississippi households with seniors or members with disabilities. Learn more about SNAP in Mississippi here.

Missouri#missouri

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Missouri:

• 1 person: $1,696/month
• 2 people: $2,292/month
• 3 people: $2,888/month
• 4 people: $3,483/month
• 5 people: $4,079/month
• 6 people: $4,675/month
• 7 people: $5,271/month
• 8 people: $5,867/month
• Each additional person: +$596/month

There is no gross income limit for Missouri households with seniors or members with disabilities. Learn more about SNAP in Missouri here.

Montana#montana

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Montana:

• 1 person: $2,610/month
• 2 people: $3,526/month
• 3 people: $4,442/month
• 4 people: $5,360/month
• 5 people: $6,276/month
• 6 people: $7,192/month
• 7 people: $8,110/month
• 8 people: $9,026/month
• Each additional person: +$918/month

Households in Montana with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in Montana here.

Nebraska#nebraska

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Nebraska:

• 1 person: $1,696/month
• 2 people: $2,292/month
• 3 people: $2,888/month
• 4 people: $3,483/month
• 5 people: $4,079/month
• 6 people: $4,675/month
• 7 people: $5,271/month
• 8 people: $5,867/month
• Each additional person: +$596/month

There is no gross income limit for Nebraska households with seniors or members with disabilities. Learn more about SNAP in Nebraska here.

Nevada#nevada

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Nevada:

• 1 person: $2,610/month
• 2 people: $3,526/month
• 3 people: $4,442/month
• 4 people: $5,360/month
• 5 people: $6,276/month
• 6 people: $7,192/month
• 7 people: $8,110/month
• 8 people: $9,026/month
• Each additional person: +$918/month

Households in Nevada with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in Nevada here.

New Hampshire#new-hampshire

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in New Hampshire:

• 1 person: $2,609/month
• 2 people: $3,525/month
• 3 people: $4,442/month
• 4 people: $5,359/month
• 5 people: $6,275/month
• 6 people: $7,192/month
• 7 people: $8,109/month
• 8 people: $9,025/month
• Each additional person: +$917/month

Households in New Hampshire with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in New Hampshire here.

New Jersey#new-jersey

Here are the gross monthly income limits by household size in New Jersey:

• 1 person: $2,413/month
• 2 people: $3,261/month
• 3 people: $4,109/month
• 4 people: $4,957/month
• 5 people: $5,805/month
• 6 people: $6,653/month
• 7 people: $7,501/month
• 8 people: $8,349/month
• Each additional person: +$848/month

Households in New Jersey with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in New Jersey here.

New Mexico#new-mexico

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in New Mexico:

• 1 person: $2,610/month
• 2 people: $3,526/month
• 3 people: $4,442/month
• 4 people: $5,360/month
• 5 people: $6,276/month
• 6 people: $7,192/month
• 7 people: $8,110/month
• 8 people: $9,026/month
• Each additional person: +$918/month

Households in New Mexico with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in New Mexico here.

New York#new-york

New York has different income limits depending on your household situation:

If your household has a dependent:

• 1 person: $2,608/month
• 2 people: $3,525/month
• 3 people: $4,442/month
• 4 people: $5,358/month
• 5 people: $6,275/month
• 6 people: $7,192/month
• 7 people: $8,108/month
• 8 people: $9,025/month
• Each additional person: +$917/month

If your household has income from a job or self-employment:

• 1 person: $1,957/month
• 2 people: $2,644/month
• 3 people: $3,332/month
• 4 people: $4,019/month
• 5 people: $4,707/month
• 6 people: $5,394/month
• 7 people: $6,082/month
• 8 people: $6,769/month
• Each additional person: +$688/month

If your household has no job income and no members who are children, seniors (60+), or have a disability:

• 1 person: $1,696/month
• 2 people: $2,292/month
• 3 people: $2,888/month
• 4 people: $3,483/month
• 5 people: $4,079/month
• 6 people: $4,675/month
• 7 people: $5,271/month
• 8 people: $5,867/month
• Each additional person: +$596/month

Households in New York with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in New York here.

North Carolina#north-carolina

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in North Carolina:

• 1 person: $2,610/month
• 2 people: $3,526/month
• 3 people: $4,442/month
• 4 people: $5,360/month
• 5 people: $6,276/month
• 6 people: $7,192/month
• 7 people: $8,110/month
• 8 people: $9,026/month
• Each additional person: +$918/month

Households in North Carolina with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in North Carolina here.

North Dakota#north-dakota

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in North Dakota:

• 1 person: $2,610/month
• 2 people: $3,526/month
• 3 people: $4,442/month
• 4 people: $5,360/month
• 5 people: $6,276/month
• 6 people: $7,192/month
• 7 people: $8,110/month
• 8 people: $9,026/month
• Each additional person: +$918/month

Households in North Dakota with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in North Dakota here.

Ohio#ohio

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Ohio:

• 1 person: $1,696/month
• 2 people: $2,292/month
• 3 people: $2,888/month
• 4 people: $3,483/month
• 5 people: $4,079/month
• 6 people: $4,675/month
• 7 people: $5,271/month
• 8 people: $5,867/month
• Each additional person: +$596/month

Households in Ohio with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in Ohio here.

Oklahoma#oklahoma

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Oklahoma:

• 1 person: $1,696/month
• 2 people: $2,292/month
• 3 people: $2,888/month
• 4 people: $3,483/month
• 5 people: $4,079/month
• 6 people: $4,675/month
• 7 people: $5,271/month
• 8 people: $5,867/month
• Each additional person: +$596/month

There is no gross income limit for Oklahoma households with seniors or members with disabilities. Learn more about SNAP in Oklahoma here.

Oregon#oregon

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Oregon:

• 1 person: $2,609/month
• 2 people: $3,525/month
• 3 people: $4,442/month
• 4 people: $5,359/month
• 5 people: $6,275/month
• 6 people: $7,192/month
• 7 people: $8,109/month
• 8 people: $9,025/month
• Each additional person: +$917/month

Households in Oregon with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in Oregon here.

Pennsylvania#pennsylvania

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Pennsylvania:

• 1 person: $2,610/month
• 2 people: $3,526/month
• 3 people: $4,442/month
• 4 people: $5,360/month
• 5 people: $6,276/month
• 6 people: $7,192/month
• 7 people: $8,110/month
• 8 people: $9,026/month
• Each additional person: +$918/month

Households in Pennsylvania with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in Pennsylvania here.

Rhode Island#rhode-island

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Rhode Island:

• 1 person: $2,414/month
• 2 people: $3,262/month
• 3 people: $4,109/month
• 4 people: $4,958/month
• 5 people: $5,805/month
• 6 people: $6,653/month
• 7 people: $7,501/month
• 8 people: $8,349/month
• Each additional person: +$849/month

Households in Rhode Island with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in Rhode Island here.

South Carolina#south-carolina

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in South Carolina:

• 1 person: $1,696/month
• 2 people: $2,292/month
• 3 people: $2,888/month
• 4 people: $3,483/month
• 5 people: $4,079/month
• 6 people: $4,675/month
• 7 people: $5,271/month
• 8 people: $5,867/month
• Each additional person: +$596/month

Households with any members who are seniors or have a disability only have to meet these income limits if they have more than $4,500 in savings. Learn more about SNAP in South Carolina here.

South Dakota#south-dakota

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in South Dakota:

• 1 person: $1,696/month
• 2 people: $2,292/month
• 3 people: $2,888/month
• 4 people: $3,483/month
• 5 people: $4,079/month
• 6 people: $4,675/month
• 7 people: $5,271/month
• 8 people: $5,867/month
• Each additional person: +$596/month

There is no gross income limit for South Dakota households with seniors or members with disabilities. Learn more about SNAP in South Dakota here.

Tennessee#tennessee

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Tennessee:

• 1 person: $1,696/month
• 2 people: $2,292/month
• 3 people: $2,888/month
• 4 people: $3,483/month
• 5 people: $4,079/month
• 6 people: $4,675/month
• 7 people: $5,271/month
• 8 people: $5,867/month
• Each additional person: +$596/month

There is no Tennessee income limit for households with seniors or members with disabilities. Learn more about SNAP in Tennessee here.

Texas#texas

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Texas:

• 1 person: $2,152/month
• 2 people: $2,909/month
• 3 people: $3,665/month
• 4 people: $4,421/month
• 5 people: $5,177/month
• 6 people: $5,934/month
• 7 people: $6,690/month
• 8 people: $7,446/month
• Each additional person: +$757/month

Households in Texas with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in Texas here.

Utah#utah

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Utah:

• 1 person: $1,696/month
• 2 people: $2,292/month
• 3 people: $2,888/month
• 4 people: $3,483/month
• 5 people: $4,079/month
• 6 people: $4,675/month
• 7 people: $5,271/month
• 8 people: $5,867/month
• Each additional person: +$596/month

There is no gross income limit for Utah households with seniors or members with disabilities. Learn more about SNAP in Utah here.

Vermont#vermont

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Vermont:

• 1 person: $2,413/month
• 2 people: $3,261/month
• 3 people: $4,109/month
• 4 people: $4,957/month
• 5 people: $5,805/month
• 6 people: $6,653/month
• 7 people: $7,501/month
• 8 people: $8,349/month
• Each additional person: +$848/month

Households in Vermont with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in Vermont here.

Virginia#virginia

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Virginia:

• 1 person: $2,610/month
• 2 people: $3,526/month
• 3 people: $4,442/month
• 4 people: $5,360/month
• 5 people: $6,276/month
• 6 people: $7,192/month
• 7 people: $8,110/month
• 8 people: $9,026/month
• Each additional person: +$918/month

Learn more about SNAP in Virginia here.

Washington#washington

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Washington:

• 1 person: $2,608/month
• 2 people: $3,525/month
• 3 people: $4,442/month
• 4 people: $5,358/month
• 5 people: $6,275/month
• 6 people: $7,192/month
• 7 people: $8,108/month
• 8 people: $9,025/month
• Each additional person: +$917/month

Households in Washington with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in Washington here.

West Virginia#west-virginia

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in West Virginia:

• 1 person: $2,610/month
• 2 people: $3,526/month
• 3 people: $4,442/month
• 4 people: $5,360/month
• 5 people: $6,276/month
• 6 people: $7,192/month
• 7 people: $8,110/month
• 8 people: $9,026/month
• Each additional person: +$918/month

Households in West Virginia with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in West Virginia here.

Wisconsin#wisconsin

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Wisconsin:

• 1 person: $2,610/month
• 2 people: $3,526/month
• 3 people: $4,442/month
• 4 people: $5,360/month
• 5 people: $6,276/month
• 6 people: $7,192/month
• 7 people: $8,110/month
• 8 people: $9,026/month
• Each additional person: +$918/month

Households in Wisconsin with seniors or members with disabilities have higher income limits. Learn more about SNAP in Wisconsin here.

Wyoming#wyoming

Here are the monthly income limits by household size in Wyoming:

• 1 person: $1,696/month
• 2 people: $2,292/month
• 3 people: $2,888/month
• 4 people: $3,483/month
• 5 people: $4,079/month
• 6 people: $4,675/month
• 7 people: $5,271/month
• 8 people: $5,867/month
• Each additional person: +$596/month

There is no gross income limit for Wyoming households with seniors or members with disabilities. Learn more about SNAP in Wyoming here.

SNAP income limits for seniors and people with disabilities#snap-income-limits-for-seniors-and-people-with-disabilities

If someone in your household is 60 or older or has a disability, you may still qualify even with a higher income.

These households are often evaluated using only net income (after certain deductions), not gross income, which can make it easier to qualify for SNAP. And in most states, savings and other assets aren't counted at all when determining SNAP eligibility.

Remember that gross income is how much money you make before taxes are taken out. Net income is how much money you make after taxes and other deductions are taken out.

Some regular expenses may count as deductions when you apply for SNAP, which can further lower what your SNAP agency considers your net income, including:

• Rent, mortgage, or other housing costs
• Medical expenses (for seniors and people with disabilities)

In the few states that have SNAP asset limits, households with a senior or a person with a disability are allowed to have more assets (up to $4,500) compared to other households (up to $3,000).

Since rules vary by state, contact your local SNAP office to learn more about how your household's income is calculated for SNAP if you have members who are seniors or have disabilities.