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CFR /  Title 31  /  Part 256: Obtaining Payments From The Judgment Fund And Under Private Relief Bills

Section No. Description
Section 256.0 What is Treasury's role in paying awards and settlements from the Judgment Fund?
Section 256.1 Where can I find more information about, and forms for, Judgment Fund payments?
Section 256.2 Who may request payment from the Judgment Fund?
Section 256.10 How do agencies request payments?
Section 256.11 What supporting documentation must agencies submit to Fiscal Service when requesting a payment from the Judgment Fund?
Section 256.12 Are agencies required to supply a taxpayer identification number (TIN) when submitting a request for payment?
Section 256.13 What happens if I submit an incomplete request for payment?
Section 256.14 How does an agency indicate that a debt is to be offset from a Judgment Fund payment?
Section 256.20 Are Judgment Fund payments offset to collect administrative debts?
Section 256.21 How does Fiscal Service set off an award under 31 U
Section 256.22 When does the Judgment Fund pay interest?
Section 256.30 How does Fiscal Service compute interest on payments?
Section 256.31 What documentation must be submitted to the Judgment Fund Branch to preserve the right to seek interest under
Section 256.32 For what period of time is interest computed under 31 U
Section 256.33 Does the Judgment Fund pay all litigation costs?
Section 256.34 When must an agency reimburse the Judgment Fund?
Section 256.40 When is reimbursement due for CDA and No FEAR payments?
Section 256.41 How does Fiscal Service process back pay awards?
Section 256.50 Does Fiscal Service report Judgment Fund payments to the IRS as income to the payee on IRS Form 1099?
Section 256.51 How does Fiscal Service issue a payment?
Section 256.52 How does the submitting agency know when payment is made?
Section 256.53 What happens if Fiscal Service denies a request for payment?
Section 256.54 How do I get paid for a Private Relief Bill?
Section 256.60 Rules governing availability of information