§ 101427 Bond Tax Compliance Accounts
This law lets the state treasurer keep the money from special tax‑free bonds in its own account and keep the earnings from that money in a separate account, so the bonds stay tax‑free.
The state sells bonds that say the interest you earn on them isn’t taxed by the federal government. The treasurer puts the cash from selling those bonds in one bank account and the interest earned on that cash in another account.
By keeping the two piles of money separate, the treasurer can use the cash or the interest to pay any federal penalties or rebates that are required to keep the bonds tax‑free, and can do anything else the federal government says is needed to protect the tax‑free status.
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§ 101427 Bond Tax Compliance Accounts
Last verified: January 10, 2026