§ 101053 Bond Principal And Interest Collection
This law says the state has to collect an extra amount of money every year, just like it collects taxes, to pay back the principal and interest on its bonds, and the people who collect taxes must make sure that extra money is collected.
The state issued bonds to build a new school and needs to pay the bond holders each year.
Every year the tax office must add an extra payment to the regular taxes they collect, and they have to do whatever is needed to get that extra money so the bond holders get their principal and interest.
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§ 101053 Bond Principal And Interest Collection
Last verified: January 10, 2026