Rhode Island § 28-40-6.2 § 28-40-6.2. Setoff for delinquent income taxes.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 28-40-6.2 — § 28-40-6.2. Setoff for delinquent income taxes.

Rhode Island § 28-40-6.2

Title 28Labor and Labor Relations

Ch. 28-40Temporary Disability Insurance â€” Contributions

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 28-40-6.2 (2026).

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§ 28-40-6.2. Setoff for delinquent income taxes.
(a) If the tax administrator determines a person has neglected or refused to pay personal
            income taxes as defined in chapter 30 of title 44, the tax administrator shall notify the director of labor and training of the delinquency.
            The director, upon certification of the amount of tax delinquency by the tax administrator,
            shall set off the amount of the tax delinquency against any temporary disability insurance
            tax refund due that person and shall forward that amount to the tax administrator.
         
(b) The tax administrator may not seek such a setoff unless a delinquency determ

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§ 28-40-6.2. Setoff for delinquent income taxes.

(a) If the tax administrator determines a person has neglected or refused to pay personal income taxes as defined in chapter 30 of title 44, the tax administrator shall notify the director of labor and training of the delinquency. The director, upon certification of the amount of tax delinquency by the tax administrator, shall set off the amount of the tax delinquency against any temporary disability insurance tax refund due that person and shall forward that amount to the tax administrator.

(b) The tax administrator may not seek such a setoff unless a delinquency determination for the personal income tax has first been directed to the person. Provided, further, that if a person assessed a delinquency determination for the personal income tax has requested a hearing within the statutory period, no request for setoff may be made while the matter is pending in hearing or any appeal from the hearing.