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| [ 4.1 - Field Tax Operations ] [ 4.2 - Regulatory Integrity Division (RID) - Collections Department ] [ 4.3 - Experience Rating - Status Section ] [ 4.4 - Unemployment Insurance Support Services (UISS) ] | |
Chapter 4: Other Units, Sections & Departments |
comments to: Tax Department |
| [ 4.2.1 - Special Actions Unit - Bankruptcy ] [ 4.2.2 - RID Procedures & Approval ] |
Some Status transactions can cause problems for the Regulatory Integrity Division (RID). For this reason it is necessary to check with RID prior to recording certain transactions.
Some accounts have a STOP placed on the account to prevent certain actions from occurring on an employer’s account.
Check the TSI screen for a Bankruptcy Stop.
If an EID is Bankrupt contact the Special Sections Unit (Bankruptcy) of RID Collections before processing any changes.
| [ 4.2.2.1 - Status Action Approved ] [ 4.2.2.2 - Status Action Disapproved ] |
This section details what actions should be taken when RID approves or disapproves a Status action.
When RID approves a Status transaction, the accounts examiner should record the changes and document FTC regarding the approvals.
If RID disapproves a Status transaction the transaction should not be recorded. The accounts examiner should document FTC regarding the disaproval.
