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In the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, formerly Food Stamp Program), Maryland has also implemented a simplified way to calculate self-employment income. This applies to both self-employment as a farmer and other types of self-employment.
Instead of detailing each cost of doing business, Maryland subtracts 30 percent of gross profit in order to account for the costs of doing business. However, if the self-employed household member is a waterman or a farmer and his or her actual expenses exceed 30 percent of gross profits, then he or she can use actual expenses when calculating self-employment income.
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