34 Tex. Admin. Code § 15.32 - Transmission of TexNet Payment Information
(a) A person must transmit accurate payment
information to ensure proper credit of the payment to the state agency
receiving payment.
(b) A person's
chosen TexNet payment option for EFT (see §
15.2(b) of this
title (relating to Approved Means of Electronic Funds Transfer)) will determine
the method of transmitting payment information.
(1) Persons choosing ACH debit/direct entry
as the TexNet payment option for EFT shall:
(A) enter payment information directly into
the TexNet data collection system using either the Internet or a touch-tone
telephone in accordance with the instructions established by the state agency
and approved by the comptroller ;
(B) record the trace number provided by the
TexNet data collection system once all payment information has been entered by
the person;
(C) enter any change,
correction, or cancellation in the payment information to the TexNet data
collection system in accordance with the instructions established by the state
agency and approved by the comptroller ; and
(D) contact the comptroller at the telephone
number listed in §
15.35 of this title (relating to
Notification to the Comptroller) if the person experiences difficulty entering
information into the TexNet data collection system.
(2) Persons choosing ACH debit/indirect entry
as the TexNet payment option for EFT shall enter payment information in the
manner and by the deadline established by the state agency to which payment is
due and approved by the comptroller.
(3) Persons choosing ACH credit with addenda
record(s) as the TexNet payment option for EFT shall transmit payment
information in the addenda record(s) of the ACH credit in the approved State of
Texas addenda record format, as set out in the TexNet instruction booklet for
the state agency, which is posted at
http://www.window.state.tx.us/treasops/texnet/.
A person who does not have access to the Internet may consult with the state
agency for further information and TexNet payment instructions.
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