Minn. Stat. § 16A.72
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§ 16A.72 INCOME CREDITED TO GENERAL FUND; EXCEPTIONS.
Official statutory text
All income, including fees or receipts of any nature, shall be credited to the general fund, except:
(1) federal aid;
(2) contributions, or reimbursements received for any account of any division or department for which an appropriation is made by law;
(3) income to the University of Minnesota;
(4) income to revolving funds now established in institutions under the control of the commissioners of corrections or human services;
(5) investment earnings resulting from the master lease program, except that the amount credited to another fund or account may not exceed the amount of the additional expense incurred by that fund or account through participation in the master lease program;
(6) investment earnings resulting from any gift, donation, devise, endowment, trust, or court ordered or approved escrow account or trust fund, which should be credited to the fund or account and appropriated for the purpose for which it was received;
(7) receipts from the operation of patients' and inmates' stores and patients' vending machines, which shall be deposited in the social welfare fund, or in the case of prison industries in the correctional revolving fund, in each institution for the benefit of the patients and inmates;
(8) income to prison industries which shall be credited to the correctional industries revolving fund;
(9) as provided in sections 16B.57 and 85.22 ;
(10) income to the Minnesota Historical Society;
(11) the percent of income collected by a private collection agency and retained by the collection agency as its collection fee; or
(12) as otherwise provided by law.
(1) federal aid;
(2) contributions, or reimbursements received for any account of any division or department for which an appropriation is made by law;
(3) income to the University of Minnesota;
(4) income to revolving funds now established in institutions under the control of the commissioners of corrections or human services;
(5) investment earnings resulting from the master lease program, except that the amount credited to another fund or account may not exceed the amount of the additional expense incurred by that fund or account through participation in the master lease program;
(6) investment earnings resulting from any gift, donation, devise, endowment, trust, or court ordered or approved escrow account or trust fund, which should be credited to the fund or account and appropriated for the purpose for which it was received;
(7) receipts from the operation of patients' and inmates' stores and patients' vending machines, which shall be deposited in the social welfare fund, or in the case of prison industries in the correctional revolving fund, in each institution for the benefit of the patients and inmates;
(8) income to prison industries which shall be credited to the correctional industries revolving fund;
(9) as provided in sections 16B.57 and 85.22 ;
(10) income to the Minnesota Historical Society;
(11) the percent of income collected by a private collection agency and retained by the collection agency as its collection fee; or
(12) as otherwise provided by law.
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