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Code · Nevada · CHAPTER 350 - MUNICIPAL OBLIGATIONS

NRS 350.2011 Maximum rate of interest on securities of political subdivisions.

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NRS 350.2011 Maximum rate of interest on securities of political subdivisions.
1. Except as otherwise provided in this section and NRS 99.067 , and except where the provisions, whenever enacted, of a general or special law or of a special charter otherwise require, the rate or rates of interest on securities issued by a political subdivision of this state must not exceed by more than 3 percent:
(a)For general obligations, the Index of Twenty Bonds; and
(b)For special obligations, the Index of Revenue Bonds,
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2. The rate or rates of interest on securities issued in whole or in part to finance the costs of a program established pursuant to NRS 244.3651 must not exceed by more than 2 percent the rate or rates of interest set forth in subsection 1.
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