§ 103356 Bond Election Tax Authorization
This law lets a city or town promise that sales and use taxes will be used to pay back bonds, and says the tax rule stays in place until the bonds are fully paid.
A town wants to build a new library and needs money, so it proposes a bond and says the local sales tax will be used to pay the bond debt.
If the voters say yes, the town can keep collecting the sales tax and use that money to pay the loan principal, interest, and any reserve funds until the loan is completely paid off. The tax rule can’t be cancelled until the loan is fully settled.
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§ 103356 Bond Election Tax Authorization
Last verified: January 11, 2026