The new H.R. 1 legislation is reshaping how state social services agencies manage their programs. Starting in FY 2027, the federal government's share of SNAP administrative costs drops from 50% to 25%, shifting significant costs to states. Additionally, beginning in 2028, states will face new requirements to contribute to SNAP benefit costs based on their prior Payment Error Rates. This presents a critical financial risk, but also an opportunity to proactively prepare.

Listen to our industry professionals for a focused discussion on the potential implications of H.R. 1 legislation on your SNAP program. They discuss how ongoing eligibility determinations can help you better address new mandates around error rates, reporting requirements, and work to reduce future expenses.