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Code · North Dakota · Title 11 · Chapter 11-14 — County Treasurer

11-14-13. Treasurer's accounts with school districts - Disbursements.

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1. The county treasurer shall keep a regular account with each school district in the
county. The treasurer shall credit and transfer to such account the amount collected on
taxes levied by the governing body of the school district, all sums apportioned to the
district by the county superintendent of schools or other authority, and all sums
received from the district. The treasurer shall credit the county with all payments made
to the business manager of the district and shall distinguish between items paid by
apportionment, from county taxes, and from other sources; all payments for
redemption of or endorsement upon school district warrants in the collection of taxes;
and all items of legal fees for collection and other duties performed.
2. Whenever a school district is authorized by law to be the custodian of its own funds
and exercises such authorization, the county treasurer shall remit to such school
district the funds for which the school district is custodian on or before the tenth day of
each calendar month.
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