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2025 North Carolina General Statutes
Chapter 105A - Setoff Debt Collection and Forced Debt Collection Act
Article 1 - In General.
- § 105A-1 - Purposes.
- § 105A-2 - Definitions.
- § 105A-3 - Remedies additional; mandatory State usage; optional local usage of setoff collection only; obtaining identifying information; registration.
- § 105A-4 - Minimum debt and refund for setoff collection; minimum debt for forced collection.
- § 105A-5 - Local agency notice, hearing, and decision.
- § 105A-6 - Procedure Department to follow in making setoff.
- § 105A-6.1 - Procedure for force collecting; debts eligible for force collection.
- § 105A-6.2 - Levy and sale.
- § 105A-6.3 - Attachment and garnishment.
- § 105A-6.4 - Installment agreements.
- §§ 105A-7 - Repealed by Session Laws 1997-490, s.1, effective January 1, 2000, and applicable to income tax refunds determined on or after that date.
- § 105A-8 - Setoff collection; State agency notice, hearing, decision, and refund of setoff collection.
- § 105A-8.1 - Forced collection; prerequisite, State Auditor notice, State Auditor hearing, decision.
- § 105A-9 - Appeals from hearings.
- §§ 105A-10 - Repealed by Session Laws 1997-490, s1, effective January 1, 2000, and applicable to income tax refunds determined on or after that date.
- § 105A-11 - Repealed by Session Laws 1997-490, s1, effective January 1, 2000, and applicable to income tax refunds determined on or after that date.
- § 105A-12 - Priorities in claims to setoff.
- § 105A-13 - Collection assistance fees.
- § 105A-14 - Setoff collection; accounting to the claimant agency, credit to debtor's obligation.
- § 105A-14.1 - Forced collection proceeds credited to General Fund.
- § 105A-15 - Confidentiality exemption; nondisclosure.
- § 105A-16 - Rules.
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