Alaska HB137 modifies permanent fund dividend rules for individuals owing child support.

Alaska HB137 changes the rules for permanent fund dividends for individuals who owe child support. It allows the Department of Revenue to file applications on behalf of those in arrears, without requiring their signature. The bill also mandates that seven percent of the dividend be deducted and deposited into the general fund for administrative costs. Additionally, it prohibits certain state agencies from claiming these dividends. The bill specifies that dividends distributed to individuals owed child support are considered child support payments.

Alaska HB137 modifies permanent fund dividend rules for individuals owing child support.

Alaska HB137 changes the rules for permanent fund dividends for individuals who owe child support. It allows the Department of Revenue to file applications on behalf of those in arrears, without requiring their signature. The bill also mandates that seven percent of the dividend be deducted and deposited into the general fund for administrative costs. Additionally, it prohibits certain state agencies from claiming these dividends. The bill specifies that dividends distributed to individuals owed child support are considered child support payments.