MN SF4330

Modifies income reporting requirements for the Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP) by changing from retrospective to prospective budgeting methodology for determining eligibility and assistance payments

Establishes that SNAP benefit recipient households must report no more than once every six months, with an exception for households receiving food benefits under the MFIP waiver

Changes the monthly ongoing income test to be applied prospectively rather than retrospectively for determining ongoing MFIP eligibility and assistance payment amounts

Limits prospective budgeting requirements to the first two months for new applicants and persons being added to assistance units, after which prospective budgeting applies to all subsequent months

Repeals multiple statutory sections related to retrospective budgeting, late MFIP household report forms, and retrospective eligibility determinations under previous law