To the DoD Component General Counsel or DFAS
When faced with a questionable payment, I would forward the request for an advance decision to the finance or accounting department, as they have the expertise to assess the legitimacy of the payment. Additionally, I may involve the legal or compliance team if there are potential regulatory concerns. Clear communication about the specifics of the payment in question is essential to facilitate a prompt and informed decision.
To the DoD Component General Counsel or DFAS
To the DoD Component General Counsel or DFAS.
To the DoD Component General Counsel or DFAS
to your component's general counsel or dfas
When faced with a questionable payment, I would forward the request for an advance decision to the finance or accounting department, as they have the expertise to assess the legitimacy of the payment. Additionally, I may involve the legal or compliance team if there are potential regulatory concerns. Clear communication about the specifics of the payment in question is essential to facilitate a prompt and informed decision.
You would forward this request to the DoD Component General Counsel or DFAS.
You would forward this request to the DoD Component General Counsel or DFAS.
To the DoD Component General Counsel or DFAS
To the DoD Component General Counsel or DFAS.
To the DoD Component General Counsel or DFAS
In DTS, you should forward a request for an advance decision regarding a questionable payment to your supervisor or the appropriate financial officer within your organization. They are typically responsible for reviewing such requests and ensuring compliance with regulations. If necessary, they may also consult with the finance or legal department for further guidance. Always follow your organization's specific protocols for handling questionable payments.
When faced with a questionable payment in the Defense Travel System (DTS), you should forward the request for an advance decision to your designated approving official or the travel manager within your organization. They are responsible for reviewing unusual payment issues and can provide guidance or make necessary decisions. Additionally, if your organization has a finance or accounting department, they may also need to be consulted for further clarification on the payment issue.
When faced with a questionable payment, I would forward the request for an advance decision to the finance or accounting department, as they have the expertise to assess the legitimacy of the payment. Additionally, if applicable, I would also involve the compliance or legal team to ensure that all regulatory and internal guidelines are being followed. This collaborative approach helps to mitigate risk and ensure informed decision-making.
to your component's general counsel or dfas
To request an advance decision on a questionable payment, you should typically contact the payment processor or financial institution involved in the transaction. Look for a customer service or support section on their website to find the appropriate email or contact form. Provide all relevant details about the payment, including transaction amounts and dates, to facilitate a swift response. If applicable, consult any specific guidelines they have for submitting such requests.
The Certifying Officer has the right to seek an advance decision from the General Accountability Office (GAO) before certifying a questionable voucher. This process is intended to ensure compliance with applicable laws and regulations, and to protect the officer from potential liability. By obtaining an advance decision, the Certifying Officer can clarify uncertainties regarding the payment and ensure proper financial management.