§ 78330 Bond Tax Compliance Accounts
Imagine the state sells bonds to build new schools. The money from these bonds is like a loan that the state has to pay back later.
The state can put this money in a special account. If the federal government says the state has to pay a fee to keep the bond money tax-free, the state can use the money from this special account to pay that fee. This way, the state doesn’t have to pay extra taxes on the bond money.
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§ 78330 Bond Tax Compliance Accounts
Last verified: January 24, 2026