34 Pa. Code § 71.25 - Hearing procedures
(a) If a
hearing is requested as prescribed in §
71.24(d)(5)
(relating to procedure for collection-review), the Department will immediately
appoint a hearing examiner to hear testimony and receive evidence and to rule
upon the issues presented. The provisions of this section supersede the
provisions of 1 Pa. Code §35.185 (relating to designation of presiding
officers).
(b) The hearing examiner
so appointed shall conduct a hearing, rule upon the issues presented, and issue
a decision to all parties. Such decision shall affirm, revise, or otherwise
rule upon the matters presented for review and shall include findings of fact,
conclusions of law, and a determination as to the amounts due or overdue. The
provisions of this subsection supplement the provisions of 1 Pa. Code
§35.187 (relating to authority delegated to presiding officers).
(c) The Bureau will notify the political
subdivision or instrumentality of the decision of the hearing examiner and will
provide the political subdivision or instrumentality with a copy of such
decision.
(d) Amounts determined to
be due or overdue pursuant to subsections (b) and (c) shall be paid immediately
by the political subdivision or instrumentality unless an appeal is taken;
provided, however, that such appeal shall not operate as a supersedeas unless
specifically so ordered by the Bureau or court.
Notes
The provisions of this § 71.25 issued under act of January 5, 1952 (P. L. (1951) 662, No. 491) (65 P. S. §§ 201-209).
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