1204.005 – COMPUTATION OF NET EFFECTIVE INTEREST RATE. (a)
Texas Government Code § 1204.005
Summary
This law outlines how to calculate the net effective interest rate for public securities in Texas. It affects issuers of public securities by providing a standardized method for determining interest rates, which is crucial for financial reporting and compliance.
Calculates net effective interest rate for public securities.
Divides net interest cost by total public security years.
Expresses result as a percentage per year.
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