11.044 – DISPOSITION OF INTEREST ON INVESTMENTS. (a)
Texas Parks and Wildlife Code § 11.044
Summary
This law outlines how interest earned from investments made by the department is distributed among accounts. It specifies that the allocation is based on the proportion of money invested from each account and allows the comptroller to deduct administrative costs from the interest before distribution.
Interest from investments is allocated monthly to accounts.
Allocation is proportional to the amount invested from each account.
Comptroller can deduct administrative costs from interest earned.
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