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How your rent is determined | . Department of Housing and Urban Development FACT SHEET PHAs’ Responsibilities: · Obtain accurate income information “How Your Rent Is · Verify residents’ income Determined” · Ensure that residents receive the exclusions and deductions to which they are entitled · Accurately calculate family payment For Public Housing · Recalculate family payment when changes in family And composition and income are reported between annual recertifications (in accordance with PHA Housing Choice Voucher Programs policy) · In Public Housing, execute a le ase with the tenant · In the Housing Choice Voucher program, provide a Office of Public and Indian Housing copy of the required lease language · Provide tenant a copy of PHA determination of November, 2002 income and family payment · Provide information on PHA policies upon request · Notify residents of any changes in requirements or This Fact Sheet is a general guide to inform practices for reporting income or determining the Public Housing Agency (PHA) and HUD- family payment assisted residents of the responsibilities and · Terminate tenancy for grounds allowed by federal rights regarding income disclosure and law verification. Since some of the requirements vary by program, residents should consult their Residents’ Responsibilities: · PHA to determine the specific policies that Provide accurate information on family composition · apply. Report all income at admission and annually (or as required by PHA policy) · Keep copies of papers, forms, and receipts which document income and expenses · Report changes in family composition and income Why Determining Income and Family between annual recertifications (in accordance with Payment Correctly is Important Public Housing and Housing Choice Voucher PHA policy) The Department of Housing and Urban · Sign consent for income verification and criminal Development’s studies show that many resident history checks families pay the incorrect amount of rent. The main · Comply with lease and