Wis. Admin. Code Department of Employee Trust Funds ETF 11.16 - Miscellaneous provisions
(1) COMPUTING TIME.
For the purposes of this chapter, unless otherwise specified, the time in which
an action shall be taken when expressed in days shall be computed by excluding
the first day and including the last, except that if the last day falls on a
day the department offices are closed to the public, the action may be taken on
the next day the offices are open.
(2) COMPUTING REFUND OF OVERPAYMENT. If the
final decision of an appeal determines that a participant overpaid the
department and is entitled to a refund, the board shall direct the appeals
coordinator to calculate the refund due under s.
40.08(6),
Stats. No interest shall be paid upon a refund except as expressly authorized
in ch. 40, Stats. A refund from a Wisconsin retirement system account shall not
include interest but shall include investment earnings as provided in s.
40.08(6),
Stats. The appeals coordinator's calculation shall be appended to and become
part of the board's final decision. The appeals coordinator shall do all of the
following:
(a) Treat the overpayment as a
separate account, participating in the variable and core rate trusts to the
same extent as the participant, unless another treatment is expressly provided
by ch. 40, Stats.
(b) Make all
calculations consistent with the board's final decision and based on the actual
amounts and dates of payments made to the department.
(3) COSTS TO CERTAIN PREVAILING PARTIES;
SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES. If the hearing examiner entertains a motion for costs,
as provided in s.
227.485,
Stats., the examiner shall find that special circumstances exist that make the
award of costs against the department unjust in the following cases:
(a) An appeal of the denial of a disability
annuity application when the department determination was based on the
employer's negative certification, or failure to certify, under s.
40.63(1) (c), Stats. This paragraph does not prohibit
the award of costs against an employer which is a state agency.
(b) An appeal of a determination that a
person was not a participating employee or protective occupation participant if
the department determination was in accord with the employer's determination
and the factual information furnished to the department by the employer. This
paragraph does not prohibit the award of costs against an employer which is a
state agency, or against the office of state employment relations in an appeal
of its determination under s.
40.06(1) (dm), Stats.
(c) An appeal of a determination involving a
group health insurance plan other than the standard plan when the department
determination was in accord with the insurer's determination and the
information furnished to the department by the insurer.
(4) DEPARTMENT AND BOARD MAILING ADDRESS.
Mail to a board shall be addressed to the board, in care of the appeals
coordinator and mailed or delivered to the department.
Notes
The mailing address of the department is: department of employee trust funds, Post Office Box 7931, Madison, Wisconsin 53707-7931.
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