77-27,180. Setoff; notice; contents.
Within thirty days of a transfer pursuant to section 77-27,179, the Department of Revenue shall notify the person, and his or her spouse in the case of a joint return, of the transfer. If an agency, other than the Department of Revenue, or the Commissioner of Internal Revenue is involved with the transfer, a copy of the notice and of any correspondence shall be sent to each involved party. The notice shall state:
(1) The basis for the claim to the refund;
(2) The application of the refund or a portion thereof against the delinquent tax liability;
(3) That the person has the opportunity to contest the validity and amount of the delinquent tax liability by applying to the agency requesting the setoff in writing for a hearing and the time period after the date of the mailing of the notice within which the appeal must be filed;
(4) The name and mailing address of the agency to which the application for a hearing must be sent;
(5) The effect of a failure to apply in writing for a hearing within the prescribed period; and
(6) In the case of a joint return (a) the presumption provided in section 77-27,178, (b) that the presumption may be rebutted, (c) whether both or just one of the spouses has a delinquent tax liability, and (d) the percentage of the refund which the agency attributes to the spouse or spouses with the delinquent tax liability.
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