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What is the statutory liability of a local government for submitting a debt without providing required notice to the debtor?

April 26, 2017debt debtor liability local government Notice providing statutory

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What is the statutory liability of a local government for submitting a debt without providing required notice to the debtor?

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The local government must return all setoff money, including the local collection assistance fee of $15 and the Department of Revenue’s collection assistance fee. Keep good documentation to show how error occurred.