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Idaho - Local standards: Housing and utilities

 

Disclaimer: IRS Collection Financial Standards are intended for use in calculating repayment of delinquent taxes. These Standards are effective on April 21, 2025 for purposes of federal tax administration only. Expense information for use in bankruptcy calculations can be found on the website for the .

The housing and utilities standards are derived from U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey and Bureau of Labor Statistics data, and are provided by state down to the county level. The standard for a particular county and family size includes both housing and utilities allowed for a taxpayer's primary place of residence. Generally, the total number of persons allowed for determining family size should be the same as those allowed as exemptions on the taxpayer's most recent year income tax return.

Housing and utilities standards include mortgage or rent, property taxes, interest, insurance, maintenance, repairs, gas, electric, water, heating oil, garbage collection, residential telephone service, cell phone service, cable television, and Internet service. The tables include five categories for one, two, three, four, and five or more persons in a household.

The taxpayer is allowed the standard amount, or the amount actually spent on housing and utilities, whichever is less. If the amount claimed is more than the total allowed by the housing and utilities standards, the taxpayer must provide documentation to substantiate those expenses are necessary living expenses.

Maximum Monthly Allowance
County 2025 Published ALE Housing Expense for a Family of 1 2025 Published ALE Housing Expense for a Family of 2 2025 Published ALE Housing Expense for a Family of 3 2025 Published ALE Housing Expense for a Family of 4 2025 Published ALE Housing Expense for a Family of 5
Ada County $1,880 $2,208 $2,327 $2,595 $2,636
Adams County $1,572 $1,847 $1,946 $2,170 $2,205
Bannock County $1,517 $1,782 $1,878 $2,094 $2,128
Bear Lake County $1,410 $1,656 $1,745 $1,946 $1,977
Benewah County $1,485 $1,744 $1,838 $2,049 $2,082
Bingham County $1,517 $1,782 $1,878 $2,094 $2,128
Blaine County $2,046 $2,403 $2,532 $2,823 $2,869
Boise County $1,733 $2,036 $2,145 $2,392 $2,430
Bonner County $1,804 $2,119 $2,233 $2,490 $2,530
Bonneville County $1,614 $1,896 $1,998 $2,228 $2,264
Boundary County $1,588 $1,865 $1,965 $2,191 $2,226
Butte County $1,405 $1,650 $1,739 $1,939 $1,970
Camas County $1,749 $2,054 $2,164 $2,413 $2,452
Canyon County $1,629 $1,913 $2,016 $2,248 $2,284
Caribou County $1,375 $1,615 $1,702 $1,898 $1,928
Cassia County $1,398 $1,642 $1,730 $1,929 $1,960
Clark County $1,658 $1,947 $2,052 $2,288 $2,325
Clearwater County $1,490 $1,750 $1,844 $2,056 $2,089
Custer County $1,553 $1,824 $1,922 $2,143 $2,178
Elmore County $1,467 $1,723 $1,816 $2,025 $2,058
Franklin County $1,559 $1,832 $1,930 $2,152 $2,187
Fremont County $1,529 $1,796 $1,892 $2,110 $2,144
Gem County $1,544 $1,814 $1,911 $2,131 $2,165
Gooding County $1,344 $1,578 $1,663 $1,854 $1,884
Idaho County $1,542 $1,811 $1,908 $2,127 $2,162
Jefferson County $1,681 $1,975 $2,081 $2,320 $2,358
Jerome County $1,454 $1,708 $1,800 $2,007 $2,039
Kootenai County $1,798 $2,112 $2,225 $2,481 $2,521
Latah County $1,740 $2,043 $2,153 $2,401 $2,439
Lemhi County $1,486 $1,745 $1,839 $2,050 $2,084
Lewis County $1,378 $1,619 $1,706 $1,902 $1,933
Lincoln County $1,401 $1,646 $1,734 $1,933 $1,965
Madison County $1,655 $1,944 $2,048 $2,284 $2,320
Minidoka County $1,443 $1,695 $1,786 $1,991 $2,024
Nez Perce County $1,702 $2,000 $2,107 $2,349 $2,387
Oneida County $1,449 $1,702 $1,793 $1,999 $2,031
Owyhee County $1,585 $1,862 $1,962 $2,188 $2,223
Payette County $1,509 $1,772 $1,867 $2,082 $2,115
Power County $1,433 $1,684 $1,774 $1,978 $2,010
Shoshone County $1,378 $1,618 $1,705 $1,901 $1,932
Teton County $1,924 $2,260 $2,381 $2,655 $2,698
Twin Falls County $1,589 $1,866 $1,966 $2,192 $2,227
Valley County $1,851 $2,174 $2,291 $2,554 $2,596
Washington County $1,414 $1,661 $1,750 $1,951 $1,983