North Dakota § 25-04-17 Reduction or writeoff of accounts - Report to legislative audit and fiscal review committee

North Dakota Statutes

§ 25-04-17 — Reduction or writeoff of accounts - Report to legislative audit and fiscal review committee

North Dakota § 25-04-17

Title 25Mental and Physical Illness or Disability

Ch. 25-04Care of Developmentally Disabled

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N.D. Cent. Code § 25-04-17 (2026).

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review committee. The department may authorize the reduction or writeoff of an individual served's or noneligible individual's past-due account from the life skills and transition center's financial records upon determining that the account is not collectible. The department, by September first after the close of each fiscal year, shall present a detailed report to the legislative audit and fiscal review committee on the status of accounts receivable for that fiscal year. The report must include:

1.An aging by individual classification of accounts remaining unpaid.

2.The amounts by individual classification by which accounts were reduced or written off for reasons other than payment during that fiscal year.

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review committee.
The department may authorize the reduction or writeoff of an individual served's or
noneligible individual's past-due account from the life skills and transition center's financial
records upon determining that the account is not collectible. The department, by September first
after the close of each fiscal year, shall present a detailed report to the legislative audit and
fiscal review committee on the status of accounts receivable for that fiscal year. The report must
include:
1. An aging by individual classification of accounts remaining unpaid.
2. The amounts by individual classification by which accounts were reduced or written off
for reasons other than payment during that fiscal year.