6 Miss. Code. R. 4-3.13 - Delinquent Notice Process
Invoices will be sent to communities with an active CAP loan status. Failure to submit timely payments will prohibit that community from other MDA assistance until the loan is no longer delinquent. In addition, the following procedures will take place:
A. If a community is 60 days delinquent, MDA
may issue a letter stating the catch-up amount, terms of their loan agreement
and explain the process for turning collection over to the State
Auditor.
B. If a community is 90
days delinquent, MDA may issue a letter stating in 30 days if the catch-up
payment amount has not been received, then MDA will turn the community over to
the State Auditor.
C. If a
community is 180 days delinquent, MDA may request the State Auditor to audit
the receipts and expenditures of the loan (Section
57-1-303(5)).
If the State Auditor finds that the county or municipality is in arrears in
payments, he shall immediately notify the Executive Director of the Department
of Finance and Administration who shall withhold all future payments to the
county of homestead exemption reimbursements under Section
27-33-77
and all sums allocated to the county or the municipality under Section
27-65-75
until such time as the county or the municipality is again current in its loan
payments as certified by the Mississippi Development Authority.
Notes
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