Rhode Island § 44-64-5 § 44-64-5. Set-off for delinquent payment of surcharge.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 44-64-5 — § 44-64-5. Set-off for delinquent payment of surcharge.

Rhode Island § 44-64-5

Title 44Taxation

Ch. 44-64The Outpatient Health Care Facility Surcharge

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 44-64-5 (2026).

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§ 44-64-5. Set-off for delinquent payment of surcharge.
If a provider shall fail to pay a surcharge within thirty (30) days of its due date,
            the tax administrator may request any agency of state government to set off the amount
            of the delinquency against any payment they might be due the provider from the agency
            and to remit any such payment to the tax administrator. Upon receipt of a request
            for set-off from the tax administrator, any agency of state government is authorized
            and empowered to set off the amount of any delinquency against any payment that is
            due the provider. The amount of set-off shall be credited against the surcharge due
         

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§ 44-64-5. Set-off for delinquent payment of surcharge.

If a provider shall fail to pay a surcharge within thirty (30) days of its due date, the tax administrator may request any agency of state government to set off the amount of the delinquency against any payment they might be due the provider from the agency and to remit any such payment to the tax administrator. Upon receipt of a request for set-off from the tax administrator, any agency of state government is authorized and empowered to set off the amount of any delinquency against any payment that is due the provider. The amount of set-off shall be credited against the surcharge due from the provider.