Or. Admin. Code § 122-085-0120 - Mandatory Collection Agency Transfer Assignment Requirements

(1) If a state agency does not receive any payments on an MCAT account during any 90-day period following the MCAT eligibility date for that account, the state agency must review the account for assignment to DOR-OAA for full collections.

(2) The state agency must assign accounts to DOR-OAA unless the account is subject to an exemption under OAR 122-085-0130 or OAR 122-085-0150.

(3) MCAT accounts assigned to DOR-OAA will be transferred to a PCF if no payment is received on the account within six months from the date of assignment. DOR-OAA may transfer the assigned MCAT accounts to a PCF prior to six months.

(4) MCAT accounts returned to DOR-OAA by a PCF may be retained by DOR-OAA indefinitely or returned to the state agency upon request.

(5) OAR 122-085-0120 does not apply to accounts that originate in the Department of Revenue or the Oregon Employment Department; those accounts are required to be assigned one year from the MCAT eligibility date or the date of last payment, whichever is later.

(6) OAR 122-085-0120 does not apply to state agencies that the Department of Administrative Services Chief Financial Office (DAS CFO) has granted a time period exemption, as per 122-085-0140.

(7) Before a state agency may write-off an account, DOR-OAA must notify the state agency that the account is recommended for write-off, unless the law prohibits the account from assignment or the state agency has exempted the account from assignment as provided in 122-085-0130 or 122-085-0150.

(8) A state agency may not make an offer for assignment contrary to applicable state or federal laws or regulations governing offers for assignment.

Notes

Or. Admin. Code § 122-085-0120

DCFO 1-2018, temporary adopt filed 06/05/2018, effective 07/01/2018 through 12/01/2018; DCFO 2-2018, adopt filed 11/29/2018, effective 12/1/2018

Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 293.231, 293.233, 293.240

Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 293.231(1), 293.231(5), 293.231(6)(c), 293.233(1) & 293.233(2), 293.240(2)