N.D. Cent. Code § 11-14-14
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11-14-14. Reports of disbursements of funds to school districts
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11-14-14. Reports of disbursements of funds to school districts
Annually, on the first day of July, the county treasurer shall:
1. File with the county superintendent of schools an itemized statement of all funds
remitted by the treasurer during the preceding school year to the business manager of
each school district in the county.
2. Send to the business manager of each school district in the county an itemized
statement of all payments made by the county treasurer to such school district
business manager during the preceding school year.
Such statement shall be made in substantial conformity with the forms prepared by the
superintendent of public instruction for the annual report of school district business managers.
Annually, on the first day of July, the county treasurer shall:
1. File with the county superintendent of schools an itemized statement of all funds
remitted by the treasurer during the preceding school year to the business manager of
each school district in the county.
2. Send to the business manager of each school district in the county an itemized
statement of all payments made by the county treasurer to such school district
business manager during the preceding school year.
Such statement shall be made in substantial conformity with the forms prepared by the
superintendent of public instruction for the annual report of school district business managers.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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