in-20260923-IR-465250633RAA: 040 KAR 001:001

Summary

I. Statement Whether the Subject Matter Covered by the Rule Remains Carried out by the Agency III. Analysis of fees, fines, and civil penalties under IC 4-22-2-19.6 IV. Cost-Benefit, Economic Impact, Fiscal Impact, or Regulatory Burden Statements VIII. Changes in Technology, Economic Conditions, or Other Factors Idaho does not have any administrative rules governing the child support program. The rules have been repealed effective 7/1/2025. This reference is in regard to the Idaho state statute. Indiana's rules are similar and not more burdensome than Idaho's state statute on the subject. Indiana's rules are similar and not more burdensome than Illinois' rules. Indiana's rules account for the differences in the organizational structure of each state's program. Indiana's rules are similar and not more burdensome than Kentucky's rules. Indiana's rules account for the differences in the organizational structure of each state's program. Indiana's rules are similar and not more burdensome than Michigan's rules. Indiana's rules account for the differences in the organizational structure of each state's program. Indiana's rules are similar and not more burdensome than Ohio's rules. Indiana's rules account for the differences in the organizational structure of each state's program. Indiana's rules are similar and not more burdensome than South Dakota's rules. Indiana's rule account for the differences in the organizational structure of each state's program. XII. Contact...

The agency’s own summary, as published.