25 C.F.R. Subpart C—Returning Tribal Funds to Trust
Title 25 - Indians
If a tribe elects to return some or all of the funds it has withdrawn from Federal trust status pursuant to this Act, it must first notify us in writing at our address in §1200.13. This notification must provide a proposed date for the return of the funds, as well as the amount of funds to be returned, or actual securities to be delivered to the appropriate custodian. A tribe may return all or a portion of the principal which was removed from trust under this Act along with earnings and profits. We will verify the amount declared for earnings before we accept a return. We will accept any amount less than the original principal amount as a principal amount. Tribes may return all or part of withdrawn funds no more than twice a year, beginning no sooner than six months after date of withdrawal, except with approval of the Secretary. Funds may be returned either as cash or securities, which meet the requirements for investments in 25 U.S.C. 162a. Cash can be transferred to the US Treasury by Electronic Funds Transfers (EFT), or the Automated Clearing House (ACH) process. Tribes must coordinate the transfer of ownership in securities with us to ensure proper credit to the tribe. The securities must meet investment restrictions contained in 25 U.S.C. 162a. Yes. If a tribe wishes to withdraw redeposited funds from Federal trust status, it must submit a written request to do so, accompanied by a new resolution and any revisions it wishes to make in its original management plan.
Title 25: Indians
PART 1200—AMERICAN INDIAN TRUST FUND MANAGEMENT REFORM ACT
Subpart C—Returning Tribal Funds to Trust
§ 1200.30 How does a tribe notify the Department if it wishes to return withdrawn funds to Federal trust status?
§ 1200.31 What part of withdrawn funds can be returned to trust?
§ 1200.32 How often can funds be returned?
§ 1200.33 How can funds be returned?
§ 1200.34 Can a tribe withdraw redeposited funds?
