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EXAMPLE 1
SITUATION: An O-4 with two dependents is assigned to a PDS and rents a house in the vicinity of the base.
VHA ELIGIBILITY COMPUTATION:
STOP HERE IF 7g IS GREATER THAN 7c.
Column A
a. BAQ
519.90
b. FSA Type I
c. VHA
262.34
d.
Total
e. Housing cost
800.00
f. Utility/Maintenance
expense
296.34
g.
Total
h.
i.
j.
782.24 k.
1096.34
l.
m
Column B
Enter amount from 7d.
Enter amount from 7g.
Subtract 7i from 7h.
Enter amount from 7c.
Subtract 50% of 7j from 7k.
Enter difference. This is the members VHA
entitlement.
VHA: Since the members housing cost plus utility/maintenance allowance (7g) exceeds the total of the BAQ and
VHA (7d), the member is entitled to the full VHA.
Figure 8-10.Example of a VHA offset computation.
EXAMPLE 2
SITUATION: An O-4 with two dependents is assigned to a PDS and owns a home in the vicinity of the base. The
monthly mortgage, including taxes and insurance, is $400.
VHA ELIGIBILITY COMPUTATION:
STOP HERE IF 7g IS GREATER THAN 7c.
Column A
a. BAQ
b. FSA Type I
c. VHA
d.
Total
e. Housing cost
f. Utility/Maintenance
expense
g.
Total
519.90
262.34
400.00
296.34
h.
i.
j.
782.24
k.
696,34
l.
m
Column B
Enter amount from 7d.
Enter amount from 7g.
Subtract 7i from 7h.
Enter amount from 7c.
Subtract 50% of 7j from 7k.
Enter difference. This is the
members VHA entitlement.
782.24
696.34
85.90
262.34
42.95
219.39
VHA: Since the members housing cost plus utility/maintenance allowance (7g) is less than the total of the BAQ
and VHA (7d), the VHA offset applies and the member receives a reduced amount of VHA.
Figure 8-11.Example of a VHA offset computation.
computation of the VHA offset. Only the bottom
computed differently. A member entitled to VHA and
section of the certificate is shown.
residing with one or more members entitled to VHA or
COMPUTING THE VHA OFFSET FOR
individuals, excluding dependents of the member, who
SHARERS. For members who are considered
contribute money toward the payment of rental or
sharers, the housing expenses and housing income are
ownership expenses is considered to be a sharer. In
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