According to the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, the maximum monthly income limits for SNAP benefits in Texas are as follows:

• Family size 1: Maximum monthly income $2,005
• Family size 2: Maximum monthly income $2,712
• Family size 3: Maximum monthly income $3,419
• Family size 4: Maximum monthly income $4,125
• Family size 5: Maximum monthly income $4,832
• For each additional person, add $707

However, its important to note that eligibility for SNAP benefits is based on a households gross and net income, as well as other factors such as household size and expenses. The gross income limit for SNAP in Texas is 165% of the federal poverty level, while the net income limit is 100% of the federal poverty level.

According to Benefits.gov, the annual household income limits (before taxes) for SNAP benefits in Texas are as follows:

• Household size 1: Maximum income level (per year) $18,954
• Household size 2: Maximum income level (per year) $25,636
• Household size 3: Maximum income level (per year) $32,318
• Household size 4: Maximum income level (per year) $39,000
• Household size 5: Maximum income level (per year) $45,682
• For each additional person, add $6,682 per year

Its important to contact your local SNAP administering agency to apply for the program and get more detailed information about eligibility requirements.