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| Moving Out of the Red: Improving Government’s Collection of Delinquent Receivables Tuesday, November 13, 2012 11:00 am PT / 2:00 pm ET Duration: 60 minutes Delinquent receivables owed to governments have increased at rapid rates in recent years and tax revenues from most sources have also declined due to the great recession. This scenario, coupled with consumers shifting viewpoints on how they manage their finances have put increased pressures on governments to provide services with constrained budgets. Currently, there are several hundred billion dollars of delinquent receivables, especially aged receivables, owed to governments that could be collected and used to provide valuable services to citizens. Government receivables pose some unique challenges that aren’t found in private sector receivables. Most programs are based on voluntary collections, and debtors are also constituents. There is a different dynamic – and different rules – that apply when a government agency collects its debts. Join GOVERNING for this live, interactive webinar to learn how to:
Moderator: John Miri Senior Fellow GOVERNING Speakers: Kevin Milligan Director Bureau of Enforcement Planning, Analysis & Discovery PA Department of Revenue Charlie Helms Division Director, Tax Compliance Collection Division NC Department of Revenue Scott Straub Market Planning & Strategy, Government Collections LexisNexis For questions or more information, contact: Michael Shane GOVERNING mshane@governing.com 800-917-7732 ext. 1410 Sponsored by: |
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