A household member who has verification of having made legally obligated child support payments to or for an individual living outside the household is allowed a deduction. To be entitled to the deduction, the household member shall: Have a legal obligation to pay; and Make payments. The child support deduction includes: Anticipated payments that the household member will pay during the certification period; Third-party payments by the household on behalf of the nonhousehold member in accordance with a support order; Legally obligated payments by the household to obtain health insurance for the child; and Arrearages if the payments are anticipated to continue during the certification period. Alimony payments to or for a nonhousehold member may not be included as a child support deduction.