Indiana Code — Title 6 (Taxation)
IC 6-1.1-41-15
Transfer of fund balance; revision
Official textiga.in.govlast amended
Sec. 15. If the political subdivision establishing a fund:
# (1)
decides that the purposes for which the fund was established have been accomplished or no longer exist; or
# (2)
rescinds the tax levy for the fund;
the governing body establishing the fund for the political subdivision may transfer the balance in the fund to the general fund of the political subdivision. The money in a fund does not otherwise revert to the general fund of a political subdivision at the end of the political subdivision's fiscal year.
As added by P.L.17-1995, SEC.6.
Amendment history
As added by P.L.17-1995, SEC.6.
Source: view the official text
Nearby sections (25 sections)
- 6-1.1-41-3 · Notice of proposal; hearing
- 6-1.1-41-4 · Submission of proposal to department of local government
- 6-1.1-41-5 · Repealed
- 6-1.1-41-6 · Objections to establishment of fund or increase in tax rate
- 6-1.1-41-7 · Hearing on objections
- 6-1.1-41-8 · Notice of hearing
- 6-1.1-41-9 · Department of local government finance action on proposal;
- 6-1.1-41-10 · Imposition of tax levy to provide for fund
- 6-1.1-41-11 · Reduction or rescission of annual levy
- 6-1.1-41-12 · Petition for reduction or revision of fund levy
- 6-1.1-41-13 · Property tax levy
- 6-1.1-41-14 · Earmarking of levied tax funds; expenditures
- 6-1.1-41-15 · Transfer of fund balance; revision
- 6-1.1-41-16 · Town of Zionsville; cumulative fund for fire protection…
- 6-1.1-41-17 · Frankfort airport authority; cumulative building fund…
- 6-1.1-42-0.3 · Legalization of certain brownfield revitalization zones,
- 6-1.1-42-1 · "Brownfield" defined
- 6-1.1-42-2 · "Designating body" defined
- 6-1.1-42-3 · "Remediation" defined
- 6-1.1-42-4 · "Zone" defined
- 6-1.1-42-5 · Application for designation as brownfield revitalization…
- 6-1.1-42-6 · Statement of public benefits
- 6-1.1-42-7 · Powers of designating body
- 6-1.1-42-8 · Duties of designating body
- 6-1.1-42-9 · Adoption of resolution