Case Closure
What it takes to finish a case, and what happens to the money that is left. Two pieces on the reconciliation and closure sequence and the statuses it runs through, and on the deadlines, the suspense account and the one date in this area that is genuinely fixed.
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Two pieces in this topic
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How a case is reconciled and closed
The status everything turns on, the two regimes, and the decision that only the buying government can make.
02Closure deadlines and what happens to leftover funds
Two clocks measured from different points, a pooled account that limits refunds, and one date that is not a target.
Key terms in this topic
SSCULOACCPInterim closureClosure certificateCCSAFour yearsNine yearsHolding accountLegacy case
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