§ 101056 Bond Proceeds Tax Compliance
This law lets the state keep separate accounts for money from special bonds (like loans) that don't get taxed by the federal government. It also allows using that money to pay fees or follow rules to keep the tax break.
The state sells bonds to build new schools. The money from these bonds isn't taxed by the federal government, but there are rules to follow.
The state can put the bond money in a separate account and use it to pay any fees or follow rules to keep the tax break. If they don't follow the rules, they might have to pay money back.
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§ 101056 Bond Proceeds Tax Compliance
Last verified: January 10, 2026