Ill. Admin. Code tit. 74, § 295.600 - Ascertaining the Amount Due and Payable to the Claimant
a) Upon processing a claim eligible to be
remitted, the Comptroller shall, as soon as is practicable, give notice in
writing to the payee subject to remittance. The notice shall:
1) state that a claimant has certified
amounts delinquent and claims remittance under applicable Sections of the Code
against a warrant on funds held by the State Treasurer that is now or that may
become payable to the payee subject to remittance;
2) identify the claimant seeking remittance
and the reason for the remittance; and
3) inform the payee that, if he or she does
not owe any or all of the amount claimed to be due and payable to the claimant,
the payee may, within 60 days after the Comptroller gives notice, make a
written protest as prescribed in subsection (b). The notice to the payee shall
be deemed to have been given if the notice is enclosed in a envelope plainly
addressed to the payee, United States postage fully prepaid, and deposited in
the United States mail. For purposes of this Section, the date "the Comptroller
gives notice" shall mean the date of withholding, as indicated by the date on
the written notice sent to the person subject to offset.
b) Persons wishing to make a protest of the
claim eligible to be remitted shall, within 60 days after the Comptroller gives
notice as prescribed in subsection (a), notify the Comptroller in writing of:
1) the reasons for contesting the
claim;
2) the amount, if any, that
the payee acknowledges to be due and payable to the claimant; and
3) any other information that will enable the
Comptroller to determine the amount, if any, that is due and payable to the
claimant.
c) Upon
receipt of a timely protest, the Comptroller shall determine the amount due and
payable to the claimant. This determination shall be made in light of all
information relating to the transaction in the possession of the Comptroller
and any other information the Comptroller may reasonably request and obtain
from the claimant and the payee subject to remittance.
d) If the Comptroller requests information
from the claimant, the claimant shall respond within 90 days after the
Comptroller's request. The Comptroller may grant a claimant an additional 90
day extension of time to respond for the following reasons:
1) the claimant is actively pursuing further
investigation;
2) the matter is in
settlement negotiations; or
3)
other good cause shown by the claimant.
e) From the deposit into the State Offset
Claim Fund made pursuant to Section
295.500, the Comptroller shall
issue a warrant to the claimant for the amount found due and payable to the
claimant. Any balance of that deposit shall be returned to the payee subject to
remittance.
Notes
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