Texas SNAP in FY2027: Higher Limits, Tighter Rules
Your paycheck barely moved. Your rent didn't stay put. And now SNAP has new rules too. Texas updated its SNAP numbers on October 1, 2026, and the income limits went up a little. That's the easy part. Federal law passed in 2025 also widened the work requirements and narrowed which noncitizens can qualify. Meanwhile, the Lone Star Card has stopped paying for candy and sweetened drinks since April. A household can sit under the income line and still run into a rule it never saw coming. Below you'll find the FY2027 numbers, the deductions that change your math, the work rules to check, and the steps for applying or renewing. Texas SNAP FY2027: Quick Facts Dates: October 1, 2026, through September 30, 2027 One person: $1,729 gross and $1,330 net per month Four people: $3,575 gross and $2,750 net per month Categorically eligible households: use the higher 165% column, $4,538 for a family of four Top monthly benefit: $306 for one person, $1,023 for four Appl...