HUD Deduction Worksheet
HUD lets you subtract several expenses from your income before calculating your rent. Use this worksheet to find your adjusted monthly income.
HUD deduction worksheet
These deductions lower your adjusted income, which drives your tenant payment (TTP). Enter what applies to your household.
*Elderly/disabled HH only; first $35/mo not deductible
Excluded entirely from income
Adjusted monthly income
$0 /mo
Gross monthly income$0
Total HUD deductions−$0
Adjusted annual income$0
Breakdown of deductions
- Dependents (0 × $480/yr): $0/mo
- Elderly/disabled (0 × $525/yr): $0/mo
- Childcare (dollar-for-dollar): $0/mo
- Medical (above $35/mo, elderly/disabled only): $0/mo
- Disability assistance (excluded): $0/mo
Use this adjusted income in the Voucher Calculator for a more accurate TTP / HAP estimate.
Method: 24 CFR § 982.202 allowable deductions. Standard figures FY2026.
Statutory Provenance & Fact-Checking Standards
✓ Verified HUD FY2026 FMR RulesMaintained under the editorial review of Raymond Vance, MSW (HUD Section 8 Housing Specialist). All calculation algorithms are calibrated against statutory federal regulations:24 CFR § 982.503 (Voucher Payment Standards),24 CFR § 982.505 (HAP Calculation),HUD Handbook 7420.10G, andFY2026 County-Level Fair Market Rent (FMR) Datasets (89 FR 73400).
Dataset status: 2026-08-23 · Data classification: U.S. Federal Government Work (Public Domain) · Independent non-governmental reference engine.
📚 Academic & Policy Citation (APA 7th Edition)
VoucherFig Housing Policy Group. (2026). U.S. 3,143-County Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher & Fair Market Rent Analysis System (FY2026 ed.). VoucherFig. https://voucherfig.com