§ 1110 Bond Principal And Interest Collection
This law says the state must collect an extra amount of money each year, just like other taxes, to pay back the bonds that are due that year, and the officials in charge must do everything needed to get that money.
The state issued bonds that will be paid back next year. To have enough cash for the bond principal and interest, the state adds a special extra charge to the regular tax bill that every homeowner receives.
When the homeowner gets their yearly tax bill, the extra amount is included, and the tax office must make sure it is collected so the state can pay the bond holders on time.
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§ 1110 Bond Principal And Interest Collection
Last verified: January 11, 2026