When an individual engages in different types of self-employment, it is not considered a termination of income if the individual stops one type of work (see 468 NAC 2-009.01A).
For example,
if a client mows yards and hauls trash, it is not considered a termination
of income when he quits mowing yards in the winter.
If a farmer rotates his crops, growing soybeans one year and corn the next,
it is not considered a termination of income. As long as the farming operation
is still reflected on a Schedule F, the countable Schedule F income will
be used on the family's budget.
(10/7/98)