Alabama § 38-14-6 Source of Deposits; Limitations on Deposits

Alabama Statutes

§ 38-14-6 — Source of Deposits; Limitations on Deposits

Alabama § 38-14-6

Title 38Public Welfare

Ch. 14Individual Development Account Program

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Ala. Code § 38-14-6 (2026).

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(a)Deposits to individual development accounts made by the account owner shall come from earned income, including, but not limited to, wages, earned income tax credit returns, child support payments, supplemental security income (SSI), disability benefits, community service under TANF, AmeriCorps stipends, VISTA stipends, and job training programs.

(b)Eligible individuals shall certify that their deposits do not exceed their income. A cap on deposits made by the account owner is set at two thousand dollars ($2,000).

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(a) Deposits to individual development accounts made by the account owner shall come from earned income, including, but not limited to, wages, earned income tax credit returns, child support payments, supplemental security income (SSI), disability benefits, community service under TANF, AmeriCorps stipends, VISTA stipends, and job training programs.
(b) Eligible individuals shall certify that their deposits do not exceed their income. A cap on deposits made by the account owner is set at two thousand dollars ($2,000).