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DCIA
(redirected from Debt Collection Improvement Act)

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DCIADistributed Computing Industry Association (international trade organization)
DCIADebt Collection Improvement Act
DCIADirector of the Central Intelligence Agency
DCIADurham Congregations in Action (Durham, NC)
DCIADependent Converging Instrument Approach (air traffic control procedure)


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And Congress enacted the Debt Collection Improvement Act of 1996 (
Groups at odds over unpaid student loans by University Business
In addition, the Debt Collection Improvement Act of 1996 mandated that federal agencies, starting in 1999, make their payments electronically unless the agencies or their payment recipients receive a waiver from the Secretary of the Treasury.
Federal Reserve Banks as fiscal agents and depositories of the United ... by Trimble, Theresa A. / Federal Reserve Bulletin
Sponsors of the Debt Collection Improvement Act figured moving everyone to direct deposit would save the government $500 million over five years.
CHECKS STILL IN MAIL FOR BENEFICIARIES by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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