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Ark. Code Ann. § 25-4-117: Delinquent accounts

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  1. AR Code
  2. Title 25
  3. Chapter 4

(a) For accounts that are thirty (30) days overdue and have no charges contested by the user, the Division of Information Systems may request the Chief Fiscal Officer of the State to transfer all or part of the overdue amount from the user's account to the division's revolving account. The Chief Fiscal Officer of the State shall transfer the amount within ten (10) working days.

(b) For accounts that are sixty (60) days overdue and have charges being contested by the user, the division may request the Chief Fiscal Officer of the State to transfer all or part of the overdue amount from the user's account to the division's revolving account. If the resolution of contested charges favors the user, the user may request the Chief Fiscal Officer of the State to transfer all or part of the overdue amount from the division's revolving account to the user's account.

(c) The division is authorized to discontinue information technology service to users who do not make a timely remittance of payment for services rendered and is specifically prohibited from providing services to state agencies lacking funds or sufficient appropriations to pay for the services.

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