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

Rhode Island Statutes

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

Rhode Island·Title 44 Taxation·Ch. 44-52 Outpatient Health Care Facility Provider Assessment

§ 44-52-5. Set-off for delinquent provider assessment. [Contingent repeal — See notes following
               § 44-52-1.]
If a provider shall fail to pay a provider assessment within thirty (30) days of its
            due date, the tax administrator may request any agency of state government making
            payments to the provider to set off the amount of the delinquency against any payment
            due the provider from the agency of state government and remit the sum to the tax
            administrator. Upon receipt of the set-off request from the tax administrator, any
            agency of state government is authorized and empowered to set off the amount of the
            delinquency against any payment 

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

If a provider shall fail to pay a provider assessment within thirty (30) days of its due date, the tax administrator may request any agency of state government making payments to the provider to set off the amount of the delinquency against any payment due the provider from the agency of state government and remit the sum to the tax administrator. Upon receipt of the set-off request from the tax administrator, any agency of state government is authorized and empowered to set off the amount of the delinquency against any payment or amounts due the provider. The amount of set-off shall be credited against the provider assessment due from the provider.

Rhode Island § 44-52-5 (§ 44-52-5. Set-off for delinquent provider assessment. [Contingent repeal — See notes following § 44-52-1.]) — published by Counsel Stack Legal Research, free access to 12M+ legal documents.