Hello cando. Are you sure that 115% of the "Maximum Adjusted Household Income" shown on the chart is allowed? The reason I ask is because if you complete the worksheet using the family of 4 figure of $70,750.00, any income level above that amount will report as ineligible. If 115% of $70750.00 is allowed, then an income up to $81,362.50 should report back as eligible. I may be wrong, but I think that the 115% is already included in the "Maximum Adjusted Household Income" amount. I say this because if you take 115% of $61,500.00, which I believe is the latest U.S. median family income, you come up with $70,725.00 which I assume the goverment rounds up to $70,750.00 as shown in the chart. You'll notice on the charts that $70,750.00 is the lowest maximum income for a 4 person household regardless of the location, so that figure must be based on 115% of the U.S. family median income, which is generally higher than median income for most rural areas. What do you think? Kilowatt
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