Nevada § 353C.195 - State Controller required to act as collection agent for state agencies; coordination of debt collection efforts; assignment of debt to State Controller; waiver of requirements; exercise of rights and remedies by state agencies
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§ 353C.195. State Controller required to act as collection agent for state agencies; coordination of debt collection efforts; assignment of debt to State Controller; waiver of requirements; exercise of rights and remedies by state agencies
Except as otherwise provided in this section or by a specific statute or federal law: 1. The State Controller shall act as the collection agent for each agency. 2. An agency shall coordinate all its debt collection efforts through the State Controller. 3. Unless an agency and the State Controller agree on a different time, an agency
shall assign a debt to the State Controller for collection not later than 60 days
after the debt becomes past due. 4. An agency shall not assign a debt to the State Controller for collection if the
debt is administratively contested by the debtor. For the purposes of this subsection, a debt is not administratively contested if: (a) The debtor and the agency have agreed on the existence and amount of the debt; (b) The debtor has failed to contest timely the existence or amount of the debt in
accordance with the administrative procedures prescribed by the agency; or (c) The debtor has timely contested the debt in accordance with the administrative
procedures prescribed by the agency and the agency has issued a final decision concerning
the existence and amount of the debt. 5. Upon the request of an agency, the State Controller shall waive a requirement of
this section: (a) If the State Controller determines that the agency has the resources to engage
in its own debt collection efforts; or (b) For good cause shown. 6. If the State Controller waives the requirements of subsection 1 or 2 for an agency,
the agency may exercise any right or remedy conferred on the State Controller pursuant
to the provisions of NRS 353C.130 to 353C.180 , inclusive, and 353C.200 to 353C.230 , inclusive, to collect a debt. 7. An agency that is authorized by specific statute to collect a debt on behalf of
or in trust for a particular person or entity may assign the debt to the State Controller
for collection pursuant to this section. If such an agency does not assign a debt to the State Controller pursuant to this
section, the agency may, in addition to any right or remedy conferred on the agency
by specific statute to collect a debt, exercise any right or remedy conferred on the
State Controller pursuant to the provisions of NRS 353C.130 to 353C.180 , inclusive, and 353C.200 to 353C.230 , inclusive, to collect the debt.
Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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Section 353C.195 ("State Controller required to act as collection agent for state agencies; coordination of debt collection efforts; assignment of debt to State Controller; waiver of requirements; exercise of rights and remedies by state agencies") is part of the Nevada Revised Statutes, the codified statutory law of Nevada. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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