§ 11334 State Agency Sales Revenue

• •If a state agency sells something, they must keep track of all the money they get from the sale.
• •At the end of every month, they have to tell the Controller how much money they made.
• •They also have to send that money to the Treasurer right away.
• •The money goes into the state's current budget to help pay for things.

A state park sells firewood to campers.

The park must count all the money from firewood sales every month. They tell the Controller how much they made and send the money to the Treasurer. The money then goes into the state's budget to help pay for park upkeep or other state needs.