Ill. Admin. Code tit. 92, § 1003.50 - Use of State Comptroller's Offset Authority
a) The following procedures shall be used
prior to the Department of Accounting Revenue involving the Comptroller's
offset authority referred to in Section
1003.30(b)(3) and
(6).
b) Any person who is alleged to owe money to
the Secretary of State for the payment of fees owed pursuant to the Act and
against whom the provisions of Section
10.05 of the State Comptroller
Act and 74 Ill. Adm. Code 285 will be applied to recover monies due and owing
to the State, shall have notice and opportunity for a proceeding before the
Director of the Department of Accounting Revenue or his designee to contest the
proposed offset of funds.
1) The notice to the
person shall be sent by the Department of Accounting Revenue to the person's
address shown on the drivers license list maintained by the Department of
Drivers Services.
A) The notice shall contain
the amount of the debt owed to the Secretary of State, the statutory Section of
the Act pursuant to which the fee is due and owing, the procedures to request a
hearing to contest the debt, the time within which the hearing must be
requested, and a telephone number for inquiries.
B) The Department of Accounting Revenue shall
notify the person by mail that the offset procedure will be applied within 30
days, unless the person can prove to the satisfaction of the Director of the
Department of Accounting Revenue that he has a valid defense, as provided in
this Section. Proof to the satisfaction means that the person shows by a
preponderance of the evidence that the debt is not owed, or that any other
valid defense exists.
2)
The only possible defenses which shall be asserted by the alleged debtor
include:
A) Mistaken identity of the
debtor.
B) Disharge of the debt in
bankruptcy.
C) Complete payment was
made to the Secretary of State.
D)
The existence of an installment agreement to pay the Secretary of
State.
E) A court judgment of
non-liability to the Secretary of State.
F) Incorrect mathematical calculation of
amount owed to the Secretary of State.
3) No other defenses shall be valid or
considered. The alleged debtor shall submit his/her defenses in writing to the
Director of Accounting Revenue. The Director shall respond with a final
decision within 25 work days after receipt of the defenses.
4) The giving of the notice as herein
required shall be effective as stated in Section 2-114 of the Act.
c) This section shall not apply to
the hearings conducted pursuant to Section 2-124(j) of the Act.
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