SCSEP Calculator - California Department of Aging

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Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) Eligibility Calculator

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Includes 2008 update. Please click Instructions and read before you begin

Name:	Age:
Number of people in family: (an applicant with a documented disability is considered a family of one, and does not need to enter family income in the calculator)


If you received the same amount of monthly income for the last 6 months, enter that amount below in the "Gross Monthly Income Self" column and press the "Calc" button to the right. If you have family members who received the same amount of monthly income for the last 6 months, enter that amount below in the "Gross Monthly Income Family" column and press the "Calc" button to the right. If your income varies each month for you and/or your family, enter the total amount for 6 months in the "Total Gross Income for 6 months" column to the right. Enter only 75% of your 6 month Social Security income for you and/or your family.

Income Sources	Gross Monthly Income Self	Gross Monthly Income Family	Total Gross Income for 6 months

Includable Income (Review the Excludable Income listed below before beginning)

Social Security	SS Inc - self	SS Inc - other	SS Total
Job Earnings	Job Earn - self	Job Earn - other	Job Earnings total:
Self-Employment (Net)	Self-emp - self	Self-emp - other	Self-earnings Total:
Survivor Benefits	Surv Ben - self	Surv Ben - other	Survivor Benefits total:
Net Rental Income	Net Rent Inc - self	Net Rent Inc - other	Net rental income total:
Monthly Annuity	Mo annuity - self	Mo annuity - other	Annuity total:
Interest and Dividends	Int and Div - self	Int and Div - other	Interest and dividends total:
Alimony	Alimony - self	Alimony - other	Alimony total:
Retirement Pensions
Military	Mil Retire - self	Mil Retire - other	Military total:
Private Employer	Priv Emp - self	Priv Emp - other	Private employer total:
Railroad Retirement	Rail retire - self	Rail retire - other	Railroad total:
Government (fed/state/local)	Gov retire - self	Gov retire - other	Government Retirement total:
Other	Other - self	Other - other	Other total:

Total Gross Income Annualized (6 months x 2):
	Eligibility results:
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Excludable Income: Do not include any income from the following sources:
SCSEP Wages Unemployment Compensation Twenty-five percent of Social Security retirement payments Payment made to or on behalf of veterans from the Secretary of Veterans Affairs TANF, Child Support, Foster Care General Assistance Lump sum inheritances, insurance payments, gambling, lottery winnings, tax refunds, money borrowed, and withdrawals of bank deposits First $2,000 of certain per capita fund distribution to Indians pursuant to the Indian Claims Act	In-kind support from others (e.g., room and board), gifts Disability Benefits Training grants, stipends (e.g., WIA) Social Security Disability Insurance Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Workers Compensation Capital gains from sale of property, including stocks, bonds, a house, or a car

Online Career Resources
California One-Stop Career Center This link provides a list of the Employment Development Department's (EDD) One-Stop Career Centers (OSCC) in California. The OSCC offers a variety of employment and/or training services to job seekers. CareerOneStop This portal site provides a suite of tools for people to use at any stage in their career; including America's Job Bank, America's Career InfoNet, and America's Service Locator. The tools were developed and are maintained through the leadership of the U.S. Department of Labor and in partnership with state workforce agencies, local workforce service delivery providers, education and training institutions, and private sector organizations. America's Job Bank is the largest and one of the busiest job banks on the Internet. Job seekers can post their resume where thousands of employers search every day, search for job openings, and find their dream job. Employers can post job listings in the nation's largest online labor exchange, create customized job orders, and search resumes automatically to find the right people fast. America's Career InfoNet America's Career InfoNet (ACINet) helps people make better, more informed career decisions. ACINet is ideal for job seekers, employers, human resource specialists, and workforce development specialists to: learn more about typical wages and employment trends across occupations and industries; check education, knowledge, skills and abilities against requirements for most occupations; search for employer contact information nationwide; obtain cost of living data; call up state profiles with labor market conditions; and find more than 4,000 external links to the most extensive set of career resources available on the Internet. America's Service Locator America's Service Locator (ASL) helps individuals locate public service offices with information on finding a job, planning a career, locating training, dealing with job loss, and recruiting employees. Visitors to the site can get a map and driving directions to the nearest location providing the desired services, just by typing in their address. CareerOneStop Online COACH This tool was built to assist job seekers and businesses to find information and resources in the above sites. Select a link to the career, occupation, or business information that you are looking for and follow the steps to navigate the sites.