§ 101147 Bond Proceeds Investment Accounts
This law lets the state treasurer keep the cash from selling special tax‑free bonds in one account and the interest earned on that cash in a separate account, so the money can be used to follow federal rules and keep the bonds tax‑exempt.
The state sells bonds that the IRS says the interest isn’t taxed. The treasurer puts the bond sale money in one account and the interest earned in another. If federal law requires the state to pay a rebate, the treasurer can use money from the interest‑earnings account to make that payment, preserving the tax‑free status of the bonds.
By keeping the proceeds and the earnings separate, the treasurer can quickly move money to meet any federal requirement without mixing it with other state funds, which helps keep the bonds tax‑free.
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§ 101147 Bond Proceeds Investment Accounts
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