§ 44-52-5 - Set-off for delinquent provider assessment. [Contingent repeal – See notes following § 44-52-1.]. - Rhode-island Statutes

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SECTION 44-52-5

§ 44-52-5 Set-off for delinquent providerassessment. [Contingent repeal – See notes following §44-52-1.]. – If a provider shall fail to pay a provider assessment within thirty (30) daysof its due date, the tax administrator may request any agency of stategovernment making payments to the provider to set off the amount of thedelinquency against any payment due the provider from the agency of stategovernment and remit the sum to the tax administrator. Upon receipt of theset-off request from the tax administrator, any agency of state government isauthorized and empowered to set off the amount of the delinquency against anypayment or amounts due the provider. The amount of set-off shall be creditedagainst the provider assessment due from the provider.

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SECTION 44-52-5

§ 44-52-5 Set-off for delinquent providerassessment. [Contingent repeal – See notes following §44-52-1.]. – If a provider shall fail to pay a provider assessment within thirty (30) daysof its due date, the tax administrator may request any agency of stategovernment making payments to the provider to set off the amount of thedelinquency against any payment due the provider from the agency of stategovernment and remit the sum to the tax administrator. Upon receipt of theset-off request from the tax administrator, any agency of state government isauthorized and empowered to set off the amount of the delinquency against anypayment or amounts due the provider. The amount of set-off shall be creditedagainst the provider assessment due from the provider.

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SECTION 44-52-5

§ 44-52-5 Set-off for delinquent providerassessment. [Contingent repeal – See notes following §44-52-1.]. – If a provider shall fail to pay a provider assessment within thirty (30) daysof its due date, the tax administrator may request any agency of stategovernment making payments to the provider to set off the amount of thedelinquency against any payment due the provider from the agency of stategovernment and remit the sum to the tax administrator. Upon receipt of theset-off request from the tax administrator, any agency of state government isauthorized and empowered to set off the amount of the delinquency against anypayment or amounts due the provider. The amount of set-off shall be creditedagainst the provider assessment due from the provider.