

That final close-out letter will serve as the official notice of account close-out, include a summary of any financial changes that occurred during the interim closing period, and remind entities of their ongoing document retention requirements. At that time, each entity will enter the final close-out procedures and receive a final close-out letter. After all or nearly all entities eligible for reimbursement from the Fund have entered the interim close-out process, the FCC may make a final allocation to reimburse the entity for the total amount of remaining incurred expenses. Once the financial reconciliation statement has been reviewed by the station and any necessary changes made, it must file an executed version of the financial reconciliation statement with the Fund Administrator, after which the FCC will issue an interim close-out letter.įinal Close-Out. If any overpayments are discovered, the entity is notified that it must return excess amounts to the FCC. The Fund Administrator then provides the entity with a financial reconciliation statement that details verified estimated amounts allocated amounts amounts requested for reimbursement and amounts disbursed by the FCC. When an entity has submitted all of its invoices and supporting documentation, it must notify the Media Bureau using the Reimbursement Form. Stations that changed Phases should meet the deadline associated with their revised Phase. JAll unobligated amounts in the fund are returned to the U.S. SeptemAll Other Entities (MVPDs, FM stations, LPTV and Translator Stations) MaPhases 6-10 (and post-Phase 10) Repacked Stations
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The FCC has set final filing deadlines to submit all remaining invoices and other documentation for reimbursement from the TV Broadcaster Relocation Fund.
