§ 101137 Bond Tax Exemption Compliance
This law lets the state treasurer keep the money from special tax‑free bonds and the earnings on that money in separate accounts, so the bonds stay tax‑free and can be used for any federal‑required payments.
The state sells bonds to fund a new highway and gets $100 million. The treasurer puts the $100 million in one account and the interest it earns in another account.
By keeping the bond money and its earnings separate, the treasurer can use the earnings to pay any federal rebate or penalty and keep the bonds tax‑exempt, just as the law requires.
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§ 101137 Bond Tax Exemption Compliance
Last verified: January 10, 2026