Bill > SB666

This bill modifies provisions related to how state entities communicate and handle various administrative processes, focusing on three key areas. First, in the context of campaign finance and ethics reporting, the bill changes the notification method from registered or certified mail to more flexible "sending" notices, while maintaining late filing fee structures for committees, candidates, and individuals who fail to submit required financial reports or interest statements on time. Second, for tax-related communications, the bill allows the Department of Revenue to deliver tax deficiency notices electronically for non-individual taxpayers and provides an electronic option for individual taxpayers, in addition to traditional first-class mail. Third, regarding blind pension administration, the bill updates notification procedures, specifying that while standard notices can be sent via regular mail, notices of adverse actions (such as hearing dates or payment terminations) must be sent via both regular and certified mail to ensure proper service. The bill aims to modernize communication methods while maintaining procedural safeguards, potentially making state administrative processes more efficient and accessible.

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