SUBPART O—Collection of Claims Owed the United States (§1.1901 to §1.1953)
- 1.1901—Definitions and construction.
- 1.1902—Exceptions.
- 1.1903—Use of procedures.
- 1.1904—Conformance to law and regulations.
- 1.1905—Other procedures; collection of forfeiture penalties.
- 1.1906—Informal action.
- 1.1907—Return of property or collateral.
- 1.1908—Omissions not a defense.
- 1.1910—Effect of insufficient fee payments, delinquent debts, or debarment.
- 1.1911—Demand for payment.
- 1.1912—Collection by administrative offset.
- 1.1913—Administrative offset against amounts payable from Civil Service Retirement and Disability Fund.
- 1.1914—Collection in installments.
- 1.1915—Exploration of compromise.
- 1.1916—Suspending or terminating collection action.
- 1.1917—Referrals to the Department of Justice and transfer of delinquent debt to the Secretary of Treasury.
- 1.1918—Use of consumer reporting agencies.
- 1.1919—Contracting for collection services.
- 1.1925—Purpose.
- 1.1926—Scope.
- 1.1927—Notification.
- 1.1928—Hearing.
- 1.1929—Deduction from employee's pay.
- 1.1930—Liquidation from final check or recovery from other payment.
- 1.1931—Non-waiver of rights by payments.
- 1.1932—Refunds.
- 1.1933—Interest, penalties and administrative costs.
- 1.1934—Recovery when the Commission is not creditor agency.
- 1.1935—Obtaining the services of a hearing official.
- 1.1936—Administrative wage garnishment.
- 1.1940—Assessment.
- 1.1941—Exemptions.
- 1.1942—Other sanctions.
- 1.1950—Reporting discharged debts to the Internal Revenue Service.
- 1.1951—Offset against tax refunds.
- 1.1952—Use and disclosure of mailing addresses.
- 1.1953—Interagency requests.