Handle disaster expenses < $100 when DSED is in effect

[vrajmohan]

In this case, should we fall back to the regular DGIL calculations? From the guidebook:

Only households with actual, unreimbursed disaster-related expenses equal to or greater than $100 qualify for the DSED. Households with deductible disaster-related expenses that fall below the $100 threshold should have their eligibility determined using their actual expenses.

Also, what if the expenses are >=$100, but they are all food losses.

[vrajmohan]

The scope of this story is to both clarify the requirements and to implement them in the rules service.

[vrajmohan]

Still awaiting clarification on if there are no disaster expenses at all.

[vrajmohan]

1. Expenses other than food loss - total > $100
2. Food loss + other expenses > $100. By themselves, < 100 - Good
3. Only food loss < $100 - Use DGIL
4. Only other loss < $100 - Use DGIL
5. No losses - Use DGIL ?
6. Losses very high - Use DGIL at state's option?