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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 41 — Department of the treasury

41.280 Unified and integrated system of accounts -- Annual report by Treasurer.

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(1)The Commonwealth of Kentucky shall maintain a unified and integrated system of
accounts. As a part of any unified and integrated system of accounts:
(a)The Treasurer shall maintain the necessary records to exhibit accurately the
Treasury's cash balance;
(b)The Finance and Administration Cabinet shall provide the Treasurer with
accounting data that will accurately describe the Commonwealth's financial
condition, including access to information necessary to determine the status of
each receipt and expenditure account;
(c)The Treasurer shall keep a record of each depository, showing the amount
deposited and the date, and the amount checked out and the date; and
(d)The Treasurer shall provide the Finance and Administration Cabinet with
information regarding accumulated receipts and the status of warrants.
(2)The Treasurer shall make a clear, distinct, and intelligible report of all money
received and disbursed during each fiscal year showing the receipts and
expenditures of each year on account of every department of the public service, the
name of each state depository, and the rate of interest paid by it. The report shall be
published annually, and the Treasurer shall submit the report to the Governor, the
Chief Justice, and the Legislative Research Commission ninety
(90)days after the
close of the fiscal year.
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