Ill. Admin. Code tit. 74, § 1200.80 - Debt Not Accepted for Collection
The Bureau will not accept for collection the following types of debt:
a) debt secured by an
interest in real property [30 ILCS
210/5(j) ] ;
b) receivables currently the subject of an
ongoing wage levy, whether that levy is the result of a judgment entered in
circuit court or an administrative levy issued without judgment;
c) receivables currently the subject of
litigation being pursued in the State of Illinois through the Office of the
Attorney General, State's Attorneys' Offices or, where authorized by the
Attorney General, by private counsel retained on behalf of the
agency;
d) debt that has been
discharged in bankruptcy or that is currently in bankruptcy
proceedings;
e) receivables not
reported on the Illinois Office of the Comptroller Receivables
Report;
f) debt owed to any federal
account, including, but not limited to, federally regulated pension trust
funds, unless otherwise provided under this Part;
g) deferred receivables, as defined in the
Comptroller's Receivables Report;
h) loans, contracts, and agreements of any
kind with other governmental entities;
i) debt that was referred to a private
collection firm by the referring agency prior to July 1, 2005, and that has
been with that firm for 90 days or less;
j) debt that has been deemed uncollectible,
absent factual assertions by the referring agency that, due to circumstances
not known at the time the delinquent debt was deemed uncollectible, additional
collection efforts are warranted [30 ILCS
210/10(e) ] ;
k) debt for which it would not be in the
State's best economic interest for the Bureau to assume collection
responsibility, as determined by the Bureau.
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