In 12 NYCRR 300.22(f)(2), the significant change is that if a payor is not making payments in a situation where payments would otherwise be due but for a credit or an overpayment on the file, the payor must indicate on the SROI, “the amount of such total amount claimed and the amount credited by the carrier, special fund or third-party administrator from the payment due.” Hence, where an <a href="https://thelomad.com/getmad.today/wp-contentduplicate-3602675.findlaw5.flsitebuilder.com/blog/2013/07/did-you-know-an-employer-or-carrier-may-be-able-to-reopen-a-ppd-claim-on-the-issue-of-labor-market-attachment/">employer or carrier</a> takes the position that it has an overpayment on the file the SROI which relieves it of an otherwise ongoing obligation to make payments, the SROI must now indicate the amount of the overpayment and how much is being credited against the payment that is otherwise due