Ill. Admin. Code tit. 74, § 1200.120 - Deposit of Amounts Collected
a)
Any amounts collected under this Part, including amounts collected by outside
collection firms under contract with the Bureau, and including any amount that
results in overpayment of the delinquent debt, shall be deposited in, or
transferred to the appropriate funds, as specified by statute.
1) Allocation of the amounts collected and
deposited in the appropriate funds shall be the responsibility of the referring
agency.
2) The referring agency
shall bear the responsibility for adjusting overpayments.
b) After payment of fees pursuant to the
Bureau's contracts with private collection agencies, 20% of all amounts
collected by the Bureau, excluding amounts collected on behalf of the
Departments of Public Aid and Revenue, shall be deposited into the Debt
Collection Fund. All remaining amounts collected shall be deposited into the
General Revenue Fund unless the amounts are owed to any State fund or funds
other than the General Revenue Fund. [30 ILCS
210/10(h) ]
c) Collections arising from referrals from
the Department of Public Aid under Section
1200.60(c)
shall be deposited into such fund or funds as the Department of Public Aid
shall direct, in accordance with the requirements of Title IV, Part D of the
federal Social Security Act, applicable provisions of State law, and the rules
of the Department of Public Aid. [30 ILCS
210/10(h) ]
d) Collections arising from referrals from
the Department of Employment Security under Section
1200.60(d)
shall be deposited into the fund or funds that the Department of Employment
Security shall direct, in accordance with the requirements of Section
3304(a)(3) of the federal Unemployment Tax Act, Section 303(a)(4) of the
federal Social Security Act, and the Unemployment Insurance Act. [30 ILCS
210/10(h) ]
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