On-Demand Webinar | H.R. 1

H.R. 1 is Here: Proactive Steps States Can Implement to Address SNAP Error Rates and Help Avoid Increased Costs

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. 

You’ll discover more about:

  • An overview of the H.R. 1 legislative changes and their direct financial impact on states.
  • How addressing error rates can help manage potential financial risks
  • The value of ongoing eligibility determinations to better address life-change reporting and new verification requirements.
  • Developing an action plan to get started today. 
     

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