§ 16412 Revenue Deficiency Reserve Fund Loans
Imagine the state needs money to pay for schools in June but won’t get tax money until July.
The Governor and two other leaders can agree to borrow money from a backup fund to pay the bills now. They have to pay it back when the tax money arrives in July. If they don’t pay it back by June 30, the backup fund just loses that money forever.
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§ 16412 Revenue Deficiency Reserve Fund Loans
Last verified: January 22, 2026