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State |
TANF Policy |
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Alabama |
Excludes the value of all vehicles. |
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Alaska |
Excludes the value of a vehicle if used to meet the family’s basic needs (i.e., getting food, medical care, commuting, to transport disabled family member, etc.). |
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Arizona |
Excludes the value of all vehicles. |
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Arkansas |
Excludes the value of one vehicle. |
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California |
Excludes up to $4,650 fair market value (FMV) of each vehicle. |
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Colorado |
Excludes one vehicle per household plus one vehicle for each employed member of the family unit. |
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Connecticut |
Excludes one vehicle up to $9,500 equity value (EV), or entire value if used to transport a disabled person. |
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Delaware |
Excludes the value of all vehicles. |
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District of Columbia
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Excludes the value of all vehicles. |
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Florida |
Excludes up to $8,500 EV of all vehicles combined. If no person is subject to work participation requirement, then one vehicle up to $8,500 EV. Any vehicle needed to transport a physically disabled family member is exempted. |
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Georgia |
Excludes one vehicle up to $1,500 EV (or $4,650 EV if used for work or education). If two parents, then two vehicle exemptions. |
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Guam |
N/A
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Hawaii |
Excludes the value of one vehicle.
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Idaho |
Excludes one vehicle per adult.
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Illinois |
Excludes the value of one vehicle. |
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Indiana |
Excludes up to $5,000 EV ofone vehicle.
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Iowa |
Excludes one vehicle and up to $4,658 EV of one vehicle for each adult and working teenager. |
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Kansas |
Excludes one vehicle per household member. Additional vehicles exempt if: used over 50% of time for work, or if equipped for use by disabled person. |
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Kentucky |
Excludes the value of all vehicles.
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Louisiana |
Excludes the value of all vehicles. |
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Maine |
Excludes the value of one vehicle. |
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Maryland |
Excludes the value of all vehicles. |
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Massachusetts |
Excludes up to $10,000 FMV of one vehicle and $5,000 EV of a second vehicle. |
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Michigan |
Excludes the value of all vehicles.
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Minnesota |
Excludes up to $15,000 loan value of all vehicles. |
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Mississippi |
Excludes the value of all vehicles. |
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Missouri |
Excludes one entire vehicle and up to $1,500 EV for a second vehicle. |
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Montana |
Excludes one vehicle and all income-producing vehicles. |
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Nebraska |
Excludes one vehicle if used for work or medical transportation. |
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Nevada |
Excludes the value of one vehicle. |
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New Hampshire |
Excludes one vehicle per adult.
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New Jersey |
Excludes one vehicle up to $9,500 FMV. A second vehicle up to $4,650, if there are 2 adults, or a child at least 17 years old and is a full-time secondary student and employed, if car is essential for work, or training; or if used to transport a disabled person.
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New Mexico |
Excludes one vehicle if used for work, daily living requirements, or equipped for a disabled person. |
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New York |
Excludes one vehicle up to $9,300 FMV if needed for employment, otherwise up to $4,650 FMV. |
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North Carolina |
Excludes the value of all vehicles. |
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North Dakota |
Excludes the value of one vehicle. |
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Ohio |
Excludes the value of all vehicles.
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Oklahoma |
Excludes up to $5,000 EV of one vehicle. |
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Oregon |
Excludes up to $10,000 EV of all vehicles. |
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Pennsylvania |
Excludes the value of one vehicle.
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Rhode Island |
Excludes one vehicle per adult (not to exceed 2). Additional vehicles excluded if used to transport a disabled family member. |
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South Carolina |
Excludes one vehicle. Additional vehicles excluded if: used to transport a disabled person; essential to self-employment; or, produces income. |
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South Dakota |
Excludes the value of one vehicle. |
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Tennessee |
Excludes one vehicle up to $4,600 EV. |
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Texas |
Excludes up to $4,650 FMV of all vehicles and full value of vehicles used to transport a disabled family member. |
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Utah |
Excludes the value of all vehicles. |
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Vermont |
Excludes one vehicle per adult, but no more than 2 vehicles. |
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Virgin Islands |
N/A
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Virginia |
Excludes the value of all vehicles.
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Washington |
Excludes one vehicle up to $5,000 EV, and another vehicle if necessary to transport a physically disabled family member. |
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West Virginia |
Excludes the value of one vehicle. |
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Wisconsin |
Excludes up to $10,000 EV for all vehicles. |
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Wyoming |
Excludes one vehicle, except two for married couples.
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