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A State must reinvest incentives earned under the new incentive system, in the State's Child Support Enforcement program or may use the funds for other activities, approved by the Secretary of the Department of Helath and Human Services, that will improve the State's CSE program.

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final rule published in the Federal Register December 27, 2000 (65 FR 82177) promulgating Federal regulations on the new performance-based incentive system, performance penalties and establishes standards for certain types of audits, required by the Child Support Performance and Incentive Act of 1998. The rule adds new regulations and revises existing regulations contained in 45 CFR Parts 302, 304 and 305.

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Effective for fiscal year 2000, the new incentive formulas found in section 458A(b) of the Social Security Act (the Act) will be used to determine one-third of the incentive payments owed to States.

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This Notice adds Federal regulations on the new performance-based incentive system, performance penalties and establishes standards for certain types of audits, required by the Child Support Performance and Incentive Act of 1998. The rule adds new regulations and revises existing regulations contained in 45 CFR Part 300.

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This Action Transmittal contains the changes to the financial reporting form that are required to accommodate this provision for fiscal year 1984.

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Final rules which implements section 307 of Public Law 96-272, the Adoption Assistance and Child Welfare Act of 1980, and makes several other changes to OCSE regulations.

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This Action Transmittal contains final regulations which permit State IV-D agencies to use the current rate of Federal matching in their respective State AFDC programs as the basis for distributing all child support collections, including those arrearage collections used to reimburse past AFDC assistance payments which might have been made at a prior rate of AFDC FFP.

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Requirements for Receiving Expanded Federal Matching for Court Costs under the Provisions of Section 404 of P.L. 96-265; Revision to OCSE-AT-80-14, dated August 29, 1980.

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Availability of Federal Financial Participation (FFP) for the Reimbursement of State Agencies Providing Address Information

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The purpose of this Action Transmittal is to clarify the distinction between public and privately-owned buildings in costs allowable for FFP.

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The amendment revokes the requirement for the Child Support Enforcement Program that a State must submit all claims for Federal Financial Participation for a fiscal year by the due date of the expenditure report for the second quarter following the close of the fiscal year.

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A new regulation, 45 CFR 304.29, which specifies that the procedures for disallowance, deferral and reconsideration of claims for FFP established by 45 CFR 201.14 and 201.15 shall apply to title IV-D. The regulation clarifies which officials perform the specific task related to disallowance, deferral and reconsideration in the Office of Child Support Enforcement.

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To provide additional guidance on that portion of 45 CFR 302.52 which governs incentive payments to political subdivisions pursuant to section 458(a) of the Act and to assist in determining if a political subdivision qualifies for an incentive payment.