Indiana Code § 5-10.4-7-12

Recovery of amounts due from school corporation
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Sec. 12. (a) If a school corporation fails to make the payments required by this chapter, the amount payable may be: (1) withheld by the state comptroller from money payable to the school corporation and transferred to the fund; or (2) recovered in a suit in the circuit or superior court of the county in which the school corporation is located.       (b) The suit described in subsection (a)(2) shall be: (1) an action by the state on the relation of the board; and (2) prosecuted by the attorney general. [Pre-2006 Education Finance Recodification Citation: 21-6.1-7-13.]   IC 5-10.4-8 Chapter 8. Teachers' Defined Contribution Plan               5-10.4-8-1 Application to employees             5-10.4-8-2 Definitions             5-10.4-8-3 Application of annuity savings account provisions; IRS approval             5-10.4-8-4 Teacher's defined contribution plan established             5-10.4-8-5 Request for IRS rulings             5-10.4-8-6 Election to become a member of plan             5-10.4-8-7 Plan contributions; member accounts             5-10.4-8-8 Stable value fund; alternative investment programs             5-10.4-8-9 Member contribution; employer obligation to make required member contribution; additional member contribution             5-10.4-8-10 Contribution rates             5-10.4-8-11 Contributions and earnings belong to member; vesting in employer contribution subaccount; forfeiture of employer contributions             5-10.4-8-12 Withdrawals from member account             5-10.4-8-13 Member death; payment to beneficiaries             5-10.4-8-14 Assets of plan exempt from levy, sale, garnishment, attachment, or other legal process; limited assignment by member             5-10.4-8-15 Rollovers             5-10.4-8-16 Member disability             5-10.4-8-17 Resuming membership; second election not allowed

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