Okla. Stat. tit. 40, § 40-2-615
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Waiver of interest
Official statutory text
Any interest, or any portion thereof, that accrues pursuant to
the provisions of Section 2-613 of Title 40 of the Oklahoma
Statutes, may be waived by the Oklahoma Employment Security
Commission provided the failure of the claimant to remit payment at
the time a determination of overpayment was made:
1. Is explained to the satisfaction of the Commission;
2. Resulted from a mistake by the claimant of either the law or
the facts concerning the repayment of overpayment benefits; or
3. Was caused by insolvency of the claimant.
No waiver of interest shall be granted unless a request for waiver
is filed with the Commission within a three-year period from the
date the interest accrued. No waiver of interest shall be granted
to a claimant if it is determined that the claimant received an
overpayment of benefits through fraud.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 40. Labor Page 89
the provisions of Section 2-613 of Title 40 of the Oklahoma
Statutes, may be waived by the Oklahoma Employment Security
Commission provided the failure of the claimant to remit payment at
the time a determination of overpayment was made:
1. Is explained to the satisfaction of the Commission;
2. Resulted from a mistake by the claimant of either the law or
the facts concerning the repayment of overpayment benefits; or
3. Was caused by insolvency of the claimant.
No waiver of interest shall be granted unless a request for waiver
is filed with the Commission within a three-year period from the
date the interest accrued. No waiver of interest shall be granted
to a claimant if it is determined that the claimant received an
overpayment of benefits through fraud.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 40. Labor Page 89
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