Nebraska LB1203 establishes rules for uncashed checks issued by counties, voiding them after three years and charging them off to the county's.
Nebraska LB1203 mandates that county treasurers and clerks maintain a list of uncashed checks issued by their offices. Checks left uncashed for two years must include the check amount and the payee's name. Checks for less than $100 become void three years after issuance, ceasing to be an obligation of the county. These void checks can be presented to the county board for potential payment approval. Checks that remain void are charged off to the county's general fund, and they no longer qualify as intangible personal property under the Uniform Disposition of Unclaimed Property Act.
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