Wisconsin Department
of Children and Families - Division
of Early Care and Education
Bureau of Child Care Subsidy Administration
Wisconsin Shares Handbook
A Dunning Notice informs the parent or provider that they have a past due payment and failure to complete and return a repayment agreement or payment of the debt could result in delinquency and further collections actions.
If a parent or provider receives three (3) Dunning Notices over the life of the debt, the claim becomes delinquent, and the debt is referred for additional collection action including levy, warrant/lien, and Department of Revenue (DOR) state tax intercept.
If
a parent or provider is delinquent on a current Wisconsin Shares overpayment,
and receives another overpayment, the second overpayment is automatically
considered delinquent, without the parent or provider receiving any additional
Dunning Notices.
Referring a Provider for Delinquency
If a parent or provider receives three (3) Dunning Notices over the life of the debt, the following collections actions can be used:
Levy
Warrant/Lien
Department of Revenue Tax Intercept
When a parent or provider appeals a tax intercept action, the DCF Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) will appear and defend the tax interception delinquency collection action.
This section last updated 10/1/2023