Part 256 — Obtaining Payments from the Judgment Fund and Under Private Relief Bills
Subpart A — General Information
Subpart B — Requesting Payments
- § 256.10— Who may request payment from the Judgment Fund?
- § 256.11— How do agencies request payments?
- § 256.12— What supporting documentation must agencies submit to Fiscal Service when requesting a payment from the Judgment Fund?
- § 256.13— Are agencies required to supply a taxpayer identification number (TIN) when submitting a request for payment?
- § 256.14— What happens if I submit an incomplete request for payment?
Subpart C — Debt Collection
Subpart D — Interest and Litigation Costs
- § 256.30— When does the Judgment Fund pay interest?
- § 256.31— How does Fiscal Service compute interest on payments?
- § 256.32— What documentation must be submitted to the Judgment Fund Branch to preserve the right to seek interest under 31 U.S.C. 1304(b) in a case where the government has taken an appeal?
- § 256.33— For what period of time is interest computed under 31 U.S.C. 1304(b)?
- § 256.34— Does the Judgment Fund pay all litigation costs?
Subpart E — Reimbursements to the Judgment Fund
Subpart F — Additional Provisions
- § 256.50— How does Fiscal Service process back pay awards?
- § 256.51— Does Fiscal Service report Judgment Fund payments to the IRS as income to the payee on IRS Form 1099?
- § 256.52— How does Fiscal Service issue a payment?
- § 256.53— How does the submitting agency know when payment is made?
- § 256.54— What happens if Fiscal Service denies a request for payment?