1. (a) The first $90 of earned income for each individual engaged in employment must be disregarded.

2. (b) Expenses incident to employment shall not be deducted from gross earnings in any month where the individual:

   1. (1) terminated his or her employment or reduced his or her earnings without good cause within the period of 30 days preceding such month;
   2. (2) refused without good cause, within a period of 30 days preceding such month, to accept employment in which he or she is able to engage, offered by the State Employment Service, or any other bona fide offer of employment; or
   3. (3) failed without good cause to make a timely report of new or increased income. A report of income is considered timely if a recipient reports the receipt of new or increased income no later than 10 days after the receipt of the income. A report of such income made more than 10 days after receipt is not timely, but a report made more than 10 days prior to the end of the month is timely with respect to the next month and any succeeding month.

The following expenses incident to employment shall be deducted from gross monthly earnings: