§ 101027 Bond Proceeds Tax Compliance
This law lets the state treasurer keep separate accounts for money raised by special bonds and the earnings on that money, so the bonds stay tax‑free under federal rules.
The state sells bonds to build a new school and gets a legal opinion saying the interest earned on those bonds won’t be taxed by the federal government.
Because of this law, the treasurer can put the bond money in one account and the interest it earns in another account, and can use those funds to pay any federal penalties or rebates needed to keep the bonds tax‑free.
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§ 101027 Bond Proceeds Tax Compliance
Last verified: January 10, 2026