TTP Before Override (HUD-50059 Item 109) Calculator

When a certification uses the rent override, item 109 on the current (TRACS 202D) HUD-50059, TTP Before Override, carries the pre-HOTMA TTP. Enter the figures from the certification you are keying and this sheet gives you that number. It works entirely in your browser: nothing you type is sent to us or stored.

For full certifications only (MI, IC, AR, IR). Gross rent changes (GR) and unit transfers (UT) do not carry item 109. For background, read Elderly Family Deduction going up and HUD's Rent Override guidance.

Before you start: enter items 86, 107 and 81 as they would be under the pre-HOTMA rules: the 3% medical / disability-assistance expense test, no HOTMA hardship relief, pre-HOTMA child care, and retirement and similar accounts counted in net family assets. If your site applied any of HOTMA's income, deduction or asset rules on this certification, re-figure those items under the pre-HOTMA rules first. Otherwise the result will not be the pre-HOTMA TTP.

Whole dollars, as shown on the certification. Leave a box blank or enter 0 where the certification shows none - except item 82, which is required.

Item 86 - Total Annual Income Item 107 - Adjusted Annual Income (as keyed on the certification) Item 105 - Elderly Family Deduction Item 97 - Deduction for Dependents Item 55 - Number of Dependents Item 81 - Total Cash Value of Assets Item 82 - Actual Income from Assets

Enter 0 if none. Item 85 can hold an amount imputed at a HOTMA passbook rate, so it is not used in place of item 82.

Item 85 - Asset Income (as keyed on the certification) Item 113 - Welfare Rent (monthly)

Usually blank. Used only in "as-paid" states and localities (MAT10 section 2, field 60; HUD Handbook 4350.3 REV-1, 5-6 K).

This sheet uses the pre-HOTMA allowances ($400 elderly/disabled family deduction, $480 per dependent, 0.06% passbook rate on net family assets over $5,000) and rounds half up at every step. In the MAT10 file this value is field 102. It is a keying aid, not a certification. Questions? Contact us.