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FMR Volume 7B, Chapter 28 · para 3.3.8 as of 2024-09 · official source ↗

t is not necessary to stop all allotments, the Office should request the member elect which allotments to stop. If the member does not respond to the request, the Office must stop such allotments as are necessary, stopping any commercial insurance allotments last. See Chapter 19, Figure 19-1 for the order of precedence. 2BDoD 7000.14-R Financial Management Regulation Volume 7B, Chapter 28 * September 2024 28-7 Figure 28-1. Example of Notification Letter for IRS Notice of Levy 2BDoD 7000.14-R Financial Management Regulation Volume 7B, Chapter 28 * September 2024 28-8 REFERENCES CHAPTER 28 – COLLECTION OF NON-DOD DEBT AND DELINQUENT FEDERAL TAXES BY TAX LEVY 2.0 –INVOLUNTARY COLLECTION 2.1 37 U.S.C. § 1007(c) 5 U.S.C. § 5514 31 U.S.C. § 3716 2.2 37 U.S.C. § 1007(c) 5 U.S.C. § 5514 2.3 31 U.S

FMR Volume 4, Chapter 3 · para 4.2.4 as of 2023-03 · official source ↗

ollection of debt from individuals are in Volume 16, Chapter 3. 4.2.2. Policies and procedures for physical loss of funds are in Volume 5, Chapter 6. Accounts receivable that are the result of improper payments may require loss of funds investigations in accordance with Volume 5, Chapter 6 for improper payments. 4.2.3. Policies and procedures for salary offset to collect debts owed to the DoD by military members or civilian employees are in Volume 7B, Chapter 28; and Volume 8, Chapter 8. Volumes 7A, 7B, and 8 also address collection of child support, alimony, or commercial debts from the pay of military members or civilian employees through garnishment or involuntary offset. 4.2.4. Policies and procedures for collection of commercial or contractor debt are in Volume 16, Chapter 5. Addition

FMR Volume 7B, Chapter 54 · para 16.0 as of 2024-06 · official source ↗

amended 10 U.S.C. § 1450(c). This legislation created a multi-year phase out of the SBP-Dependency Indemnity Compensation (DIC) offset, beginning in FY 2021. Note: The information in Chapter 46, excluding the minimum-income annuitant material, applies to the RCSBP annuitant. 16.0 TAXABILITY OF ANNUITY The provisions of Chapter 46 regarding the taxability of annuities also apply to annuities under RCSBP. 2BDoD 7000.14-R Financial Management Regulation Volume 7B, Chapter 54 * June 2024 54-28 Figure 54-1. RCSBP Reduction Factors Age Spouse Child 59 .8516 .8739 58 .7216 .7635 57 .6080 .6657 56 .5097 .5803 55 .4259 .5052 54 .3554 .4402 53 .2967 .3835 52 .2477 .3340 51 .2066 .2904 50 .1722 .2516 2BDoD 7000.14-R Financial Management Regulation Volume 7B, Chapter 54 * June 2024 54-29 Table 54-1.

FMR Volume 7B, Chapter 15 · para 2.1 as of 2024-04 · official source ↗

are normally mailed at the end of each month, provided a signed FAUMC, when required, has been received and certifies the retiree's continued existence. Failure to return the required FAUMC will result in suspension of retired pay. 2BDoD 7000.14-R Financial Management Regulation Volume 7B, Chapter 15 * April 2024 15-6 *REFERENCES CHAPTER 15 – PROOF OF EXISTENCE 1.0 – GENERAL Comptroller General (Comp Gen) B-206129, June 28, 1982 Title 31, Code Federal Regulations (CFR), section 240.15 2.0 –COMPETENT RETIREE 2.1 Comp Gen B-206129, June 28, 1982 3.0 – RETIREES DETERMINED TO LACK DECISION MAKING CAPACITY DUE TO PHYSICAL OR MENTAL ILLNESS OR DISABILITY 3.1 31 CFR 240.14 31 CFR 240.15 44 Comp Gen 208, October 12, 1964 3.2 37 U.S.C. § 602 4.0 – MAILING OF RETIRED MILITARY PAYCHECKS 44 Comp Gen

FMR Volume 7B, Chapter 3 · para 75.00 as of 2025-10 · official source ↗

23 57.50 23 6 0 24 5 29 24 60.00 24 6 0 25 5 29 25 62.50 25 6 0 26 5 29 26 65.00 26 6 0 27 5 29 27 67.50 27 6 0 28 5 29 28 70.00 28 6 0 29 5 29 29 72.50 29 6 0 30 75.00 NOTE: This Table applies to members retired before January 1, 1982, with several exceptions covered in paragraph 2.8. 2BDoD 7000.14-R Financial Management Regulation Volume 7B, Chapter 3 *October 2025 3-44 Table 3-4. Post-1981 – Pre-2018 Retirement Percentage Multiplier Conversions POST-1981 – PRE-2018 RETIREMENT PERCENTAGE MULTIPLIER CONVERSIONS Service Multiplier Service Multiplier Service Multiplier Service Multiplier Years Months (%) Years Months (%) Years Months (%) Years Months (%) blank blank 00. 3 blank 7.50 6 blank 15.00 9 blank 22.50 blank 1 00.20 3 1 7.70 6 1 15.20 9 1 22.70 blank 2 00.43 3 2 7.93 6 2 15.43 9 2 2

FMR Volume 7B, Chapter 29 · para 1.2 as of 2026-02 · official source ↗

................................................................................................................ 40 2BDoD 7000.14-R Financial Management Regulation Volume 7B, Chapter 29 * February 2026 29-6 CHAPTER 29 FORMER SPOUSE PAYMENTS FROM RETIRED PAY 1.0 GENERAL 1.1 Purpose This chapter explains how a former spouse can apply for direct payments from a military member’s military retired pay and how the former spouse’s payments will be administered. 1.2 Authoritative Guidance The pay policies and requirements established by DoD in this chapter are derived primarily from, and prepared in accordance with the United States Code (U.S.C.), including Titles 10, 15, 28, 31, 38, 42 and 50. Due to the subject matter in this chapter, the list of authoritative sources is extensive. The specific

FMR Volume 16, Chapter 2 · para 1.3 as of 2025-04 · official source ↗

ment. Refer to Volume 7A, Chapters 41 and 43; Volume 7B, Chapters 27 and 28; and Volume 8, Chapter 8 for guidance pertaining to garnishments, involuntary allotments, and tax levies. In addition, this chapter does not apply to antitrust, fraud, tax, or interagency collection issues. 1.2 Purpose The purpose of this chapter is to provide policy and requirements Debt Collection Offices (DCOs) must follow in the collection of public debts owed to the DoD. These debts include amounts outstanding from civilian employees, Service members, retired personnel, and other individuals. 1.3 Authoritative Guidance Pursuant to U.S. Department of Treasury (Treasury) requirements, DoD is required to aggressively collect debts in accordance with the following statutes and regulations: 1.3.1. Debt Collection I

e box. If yes, then describe type, marking, and crew position in the space provided. BLOCK 6. IS THE AREA WHERE REMAINS ARE LOCATED MINED AND/OR BOOBY TRAPPED? Enter an X in the appropriate box. If yes, then describe in block 12. BLOCK 7. WERE THE REMAINS TENTATIVELY IDENTIFIED PRIOR TO BURIAL? 7a Enter an X in the appropriate box. If yes, complete block 7b, otherwise continue to block 8. 7b (1) Person Who Tentatively Identified the Remains (Last, First, Middle Initial) - The name of the person who tentatively identified the decedent. 7b (2) Title - The professional title of the person who provided the tentative ID. 7b (3) Address - The street address of the person who provided the tentative ID. BLOCK 8. WERE PERSONAL EFFECTS RECOVERED WITH THE REMAINS? 8a Enter an X in the appropriate box

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