§ 100434 Bond Payment Revenue Collection
This law says the state must collect an extra amount of money every year, just like it collects other taxes, to pay back the principal and interest on its bonds.
When a homeowner pays their yearly property tax, a portion of that payment must also go toward the special extra amount that the state uses to pay off its bonds.
The tax collector has to make sure that, in addition to the regular tax, the extra bond‑payment money is taken at the same time and in the same way, so the state can meet its bond obligations.
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§ 100434 Bond Payment Revenue Collection
Last verified: January 10, 2026