§ 3912 Bond Interest Rate Determination
This law says that the interest rates on bonds can be different for each bond, and the people in charge decide what those rates will be before selling the bonds.
Imagine the government wants to borrow money by selling bonds to build a new school.
They can set different interest rates for each bond. For example, one bond might have a 3% interest rate, and another might have a 4% interest rate. The people in charge decide these rates before selling the bonds.
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§ 3912 Bond Interest Rate Determination
Last verified: January 11, 2026