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Code · CFR · Title 30 — Mineral Resources · Part 1219 · § 1219.101

§ 1219.101. What receipts are subject to an interest charge?

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(a)Subject to the availability of appropriations, the Office of Natural Resources Revenue
(ONRR)will pay the State its proportionate share of any interest charge for royalty and related monies that are placed in a suspense account pending resolution of any matters that may disallow distribution and disbursement. Such monies not disbursed by the last business day of the month following receipt by ONRR will accrue interest until paid.
(b)Upon resolution of any matters that may disallow distribution and disbursement, ONRR will disburse the suspended monies found due in paragraph
(a)of this section, plus interest, to the State, under the provisions of § 1219.100.
(c)ONRR will apply paragraph
(a)of this section to revenues that ONRR cannot disburse to the State because the payor/lessee provided to ONRR incorrect, inadequate, or incomplete information, which prevented ONRR from identifying the proper recipient of the payment.
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