N.D. Cent. Code § 11-38-07

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11-38-07. Extension agent to submit monthly account of expenditures

Official statutory text

11-38-07. Extension agent to submit monthly account of expenditures

The extension agent shall submit monthly an accurate itemized account of all expenditures

incurred by the agent in the regular conduct of duties to the North Dakota state university

extension service for examination and audit. When charges are made by an extension agent for

money expended in the performance of official duties and consistent with the approved budget,

expenditures must be covered by a subvoucher or receipt according to county policy for

reimbursement. The subvoucher or receipt must show at what place, on what date, and for what

the money expended was paid. The extension agent shall forward the subvouchers or receipts

with the bill, claim, account, or demand against the county. Charges made for transportation

expenses may not exceed the amounts provided by section 11-10-15, and must be in itemized

form showing the mileage traveled, the days when and how traveled, and the purpose of travel,

verified by affidavit. The account must be transmitted and recommended for payment by the

North Dakota state university extension service which shall audit and approve or disallow any

expense item.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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