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§ 100.623 Exception to termination.
If a debt meets the exceptions described in 31 CFR 903.4, the NLRB may refer it for litigation even though termination of collection activity may otherwise be appropriate.
29 C.F.R. § 100.623
Exception to termination.
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Source: 72 FR 40070, July 23, 2007, unless otherwise noted.
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Subpart F—Debt Collection Procedures
- §100.601 Purpose and scope.
- §100.602 Definitions.
- §100.603 Debts that are covered.
- §100.604 Monetary limitations on NLRB's authority.
- §100.605 Information collection requirements: OMB approval.
- §100.606 No private rights created.
- §100.607 Form of payment.
- §100.608 Subdivision of claims or debts.
- §100.609 Administrative collection of claims.
- §100.610 Written demand for payment.
- §100.611 Reporting claims or debts.
- §100.612 Disputed claims or debts.
- §100.613 Contracting for collection services.
- §100.614 Collection by administrative offset.
- §100.615 Authorities other than offset.
- §100.616 Payment collection.
- §100.617 Interest, penalties, and administrative costs.
- §100.618 Bankruptcy claims.
- §100.619 When a debt may be compromised.
- §100.620 Finality of a compromise.
- §100.621 When collection action may be terminated or suspended.
- §100.622 Termination of collection action.
- §100.623 Exception to termination.
- §100.624 Discharge of indebtedness; reporting requirements.
- §100.625 Referral of a claim to the Department of Justice.