Published on: 17180366. Unidentifiable Collections, Financial Institution Data Matches, Noncovered Medical Expenses, The Administrative Establishment of Paternity and Support Obligations
Published on: 16923607. The purpose and effect of amending Rule 12E-1.0052 F.A.C. (Unidentifiable Collections), is to clarify the current payment processing procedures associated with unidentifiable collections that become program income when all efforts to disburse to the intended recipient have failed and to align the rule with the current process used by the Department for unidentifiable collections.
The purpose and effect of amending Rule 12E-1.029, F.A.C. (Financial Institution Data Matches), is to replace the Memorandum of Agreement form CS-EF100 with the Financial Institution Date Match Election form, CS-EF133, as a form incorporated by reference to ensure the public has the most current information regarding forms used within the rule.
The purpose and effect of creating proposed Rule 12E-1.031, F.A.C. (Noncovered Medical Expenses), is to inform the public how the Department determines and collects noncovered medical expenses. It provides the public with the steps the Department uses when it seeks to determine and collect noncovered medical expenses, outlines the rights of the parties subject to the action, and provides the most current forms used within the rule.
The purpose and effect of creating proposed Rule 12E-1.036, F.A.C. (Administrative Establishment of Paternity and Support Obligations), is to inform the public how the Department establishes administrative paternity and support orders. It provides the public with the steps used by the Department when it seeks to administratively establish an order regarding paternity, or paternity and child support obligations, outlines the criteria used in determining eligibility, and provides the forms used within the rule.
Published on: 16341413. The purpose of the proposed amendment of Rule 12E-1.0052 F.A.C., (Unidentifiable Collections) is to align the rule with the current process used by the Department for unidentifiable collections that become program income when all efforts to disburse to the intended recipient have failed.
The effect of the amendment is clarifys the current payment processing procedures associated with unidentifiable collections.
The purpose of the proposed amendment of Rule 12E-1.029, F.A.C. (Financial Institution Data Matches), is to replace Memorandum of Agreement form CS-EF100 with the Financial Institution Date Match Election form, CS-EF133, as a form incorporated by reference.
The effect of the amendment is the public has the most current information regarding forms used within the rule.
The purpose of creating proposed Rule 12E-1031, F.A.C. (Noncovered Medical Expenses), is to inform the public of how the Department determines and collects noncovered medical expenses. The purpose of this rule development is to notify the public of this proposed rule creation.
The effect of creating the proposed rule is to provide the public with the steps used by the Department when it seeks to determine and collect noncovered medical expenses, outline the rights of the parties subject to the action, and provide the most current forms used within the rule.
The purpose of creating proposed Rule 12E-1.036, F.A.C. (Administrative Establishment of Paternity and Support Obligations), is to inform the public of how the Department establishes administrative paternity and support orders. The purpose of this rule development is to notify the public of this proposed rule creation.
The effect of creating the proposed rule is to provide the public with the steps used by the Department when it seeks to administratively establish an order regarding paternity, or paternity and child support obligations.
Published on: 7935296. Unidentifiable Collections, Internal Revenue Service Tax Refund Offset Program; Passport Denial; Administrative Offset Program; Internal Revenue Service Full Collection Services
Published on: 7591528. The purpose of creating proposed Rule 12E-1.0052, F.A.C., is to provide guidance to the public about the Department’s procedures for resolving unidentifiable Title IV-D support payments received by the State Disbursement Unit. The proposed rule also provides information to the public about how to reclaim unidentifiable collections. The effect of the proposed rule is to provide: (1) information on identifying support payments that could not be processed because there was not enough information to identify who the payment was for; (2) information on how a noncustodial parent may seek the return of a payment which was never processed; and (3) guidance on how the Department will process payment return requests.
The purpose of the proposed amendments to Rule 12E-1.014, F.A.C., is to reflect the change in 42 United States Code (USC) Section 664(c) which now allows the certification of past-due amounts for Internal Revenue Service Tax Refund Offset in non-public assistance cases where the child has emancipated. The amendment also changes the certification threshold for passport denial from $5000 to amounts over $2500 as allowed by Section 409.2564(10), F.S., as amended July 1, 2007. Other amendments provide new exception criteria for restoring passport privileges to a non-custodial parent who owes more than $2500. The effect of the proposed rule is to inform the public the Department will certify past-due amounts for non-public assistance cases for a child for Internal Revenue Service Tax Refund Offset, even if the child has emancipated. The rule also informs the public that the certification threshold for past-due support for passport denial has changed from $5000 to more the $2500. Finally, the rule informs the public the Department may consider exceptions to restoring an obligor’s passport even if the obligor was not certified in error and has not paid the past-due support balance amount below $2500.
Published on: 7499281. Approval to publish Notices of Proposed Rule for proposed new Rule 12E-1.0052 (Unidentifiable Collections) and proposed changes to existing Rule 12E-1.014, F.A.C. (Internal Revenue Service Tax Refund Offset Program; Passport Denial; Internal Revenue Service Full Collection Services).; August 25, 2009, during a regular meeting of the Governor and Cabinet, 9:00 a.m.; Cabinet Meeting Room, Lower Level, The Capitol, Tallahassee, Florida
Published on: 7038240. The purpose of the proposed amendments to Rule 12E-1.014, F.A.C., is to reflect the change in 42 USC Section 664(c) which now allows the certification of past-due amounts for Internal Revenue Service Tax Refund Offset in non-public assistance cases where the child has emancipated. The amendment also changes the certification threshold for passport denial from $5000 to amounts over $2500 as allowed by Section 409.2564(10), F.S., as amended July 1, 2007. Other amendments provide new exception criteria for restoring passport privileges to an obligor who owes more than $2500. The effect of the proposed rule is to inform the public the Department will certify past-due amounts for non-public assistance cases for a child for Internal Revenue Service Tax Refund Offset, even if the child has emancipated. The rule also informs the public that the certification threshold for past-due support for passport denial has changed from $5000, to past-due support of more the $2500. Finally, the rule informs the public the Department may consider exceptions to restoring an obligor’s passport even if the obligor was not certified in error and has not paid the past-due support balance amount below $2500. The purpose of creating proposed Rule 12E-1.0052, F.A.C., is to provide guidance to the public about the Department’s procedures for resolving unidentifiable Title IV-D support payments received by the State Disbursement Unit. The proposed rule also provides information to the public about how to reclaim unidentifiable collections. The effect of the proposed rule is to provide: (1) information on identifying support payments that could not be processed because there was not enough information to identify who the payment was for; (2) information on how a noncustodial parent may seek the return of a payment which was never processed; and (3) guidance on how the Department will process payment return requests.