Police Department Policy

6-12.0 (Rev 4-16)_Refunds by Mail_1482-12262019

Sacramento County Sheriff

Policy Text
Correctional Services Page 1 of 3 6/ 12.0 (Rev 4/16) Work Release-Collections Refunds by Mail The purpose of this Order is to p rovide guidelines for research ing and issuing refunds to Work Release Division program participants who have overpaid pr ogram fees. I. Policy Statement If an overpayment occurs, it may be necessary to refund the ove rpaid amount. Refunds of account overpayments are ma de directly to the participant or payer. Any proposed refund must be carefully resear ched to verify the validity and source of the overpayment. II. Reviewing Account for Overpayment A. When a participant or debtor o verpays on an account, a thoro ugh review of the account is essential pr ior to refunding. Things to look for when reviewing an account: 1. Are all charges paid in full? 2. What was the source of the ov erpayment? Was the overpayment a result of: a. Account adjustment b. Tax offset c. Miscalculation 3. If the overpayment was due to an adjustment, the account sho uld be reviewed to determine if a refund is truly warranted. III. Refund Deemed Necessary A. After the account has been ex amined and a refund is deemed n ecessary, a refund request form will be comp leted by the Collection Servi ces Agent, or a credit balance receipt will be referred to the Collection Services Supervisor for processing. IV. Information Review A. The Collection Services Super visor will further review all r eferred information to determine if a refund is appropriate. Correctional Services Page 2 of 3 6/ 12.0 (Rev 4/16) Work Release-Collections V. Refund Check Issuance A. A check for the refund amoun t is prepared. An Excel spreads heet with pertinent information is logged by month and maintained by the Collection Services Supervisor. This info rmation is also forwarded to the Division Budget Coordinator (DBC). B. If approved by the Collection Services Supervisor, anyone of many authorized signers can sign the checks. C. After the check is signed, a cover letter is prepared and th e refund is then mailed to the participant or payer. VI. Questions About Refund Validity A. Should a question about the va lidity of the refund arise at any stage of this process, the check should be “v oided” and given to the DBC for the bank reconciliation Related Orders: Operations Order 6/08.0 , Manual Cash Handling. Correctional Services Page 3 of 3 6/ 12.0 (Rev 4/16) Work Release-Collections REFUND REQUEST Date of request:________________   Date of payment:____________ _ Debtor No.:  ___________________  Amount of refund:____________ _ Debtor’s Name: ______________________________________ Address:________________________________________  (not same) *ASP     HD     SWP           se  mf   dh  np  sr  aw   lsm   cd   jl Reason for refund ____________________________________________ ___________________________________ _______________________ *ASP: total paid: $_________ less app fee__________=$__________ __ ___________ hrs/days served x $30.00=________=$_________refund. REFUND REQUEST Date of request:________________   Date of payment:____________ _ Debtor No.:  ___________________   Amount of Refund:___________ _ Debtor’s Name: ______________________________________ Address:________________________________________  (not same) *ASP     HD     SWP                      se  mf  dh  np  sr  aw    lsm  cd  jl Reason for refund ____________________________________________ ___________________________________ _______________________ *ASP: total paid: $_________ less app fee__________=$__________ __ ___________ hrs/days served x $30.00=________=$_________refund.

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