(1) To qualify as a self-sufficiency trust, an individual trust must meet the following criteria:

(a) The individual trust must be established and managed by a nonprofit corporation which has as one of its principal purposes the use of trust monies for the care and treatment of a person or persons with disabilities who are or could be the recipients of state funded services;

(b) The individual trust must be for the sole benefit of a person or persons with disabilities who are or could be the recipients of the state funded services listed in ARM 37.2.503(3) ;

(c) The individual trust must be funded by the beneficiary, by a parent, grandparent or legal guardian of the beneficiary, or at the direction of a court;

(d) The individual trust must provide that the trust monies may only be expended on supplemental services;

(e) The individual trust must provide that upon the death of the beneficiary the state be reimbursed, to the extent the monies remaining in the trust allow, an amount equal to the total cost to the state of providing medicaid services to the beneficiary;

(f) The individual trust must provide that upon the death of the beneficiary, in accordance with IRS codes, rulings and interpretations, monies are donated from the remainder of the trust to the special charitable account as described in ARM 37.2.511;

(g) The expenditure of monies from the individual trust on behalf of a beneficiary must be governed by a life care plan approved by the department in accordance with ARM 37.2.508; and

(h) The individual trust must be established in accordance with state laws governing trusts and with relevant federal and state tax codes, rulings and interpretations.