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The document outlines the financial policies and procedures of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) regarding salary offsets for federal employees indebted to the U.S. It details the authority under which VA can collect debts through salary deductions, the notification process for employees, their rights to dispute debts, and the roles and responsibilities of various officials in managing these processes. The document also includes definitions, procedures for hearings, and specific situations where offsets may occur without prior notification.

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What is a salary offset waiver?

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What does salary offset mean?

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What is a federal salary offset?

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What is employee indebtedness?

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