North Dakota Statutes
§ 21-12-04 — Requirements of allocations
North Dakota § 21-12-04
JurisdictionNorth Dakota
Title 21Governmental Finance
Ch. 21-12Private Activity Bond Ceiling Allocation
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N.D. Cent. Code § 21-12-04 (2026).
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The governor may establish, by executive order or proclamation, other procedures and requirements for the proper allocation of the ceiling, which may include the following:
1.The procedure for notification of approval or disapproval of application for an
allocation.
2.The period during which the private activity bonds must be issued under an allocation
and a procedure for applying for an extension of that period.
3.A procedure for authorizing a carryforward to a governmental unit of all or a portion of
the excess of North Dakota's ceiling for any calendar year over the aggregate amount
of tax-exempt private activity bonds actually issued during that calendar year by
governmental units, to the extent and for the period for which a purpose is eligible to
be treated as a carryforward proj
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