Rhode Island § 35-4-26 § 35-4-26. Funds received from vending machines, private donations, and investments.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 35-4-26 — § 35-4-26. Funds received from vending machines, private donations, and investments.

Rhode Island § 35-4-26

Title 35Public Finance

Ch. 35-4State Funds

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 35-4-26 (2026).

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§ 35-4-26. Funds received from vending machines, private donations, and investments.
All funds received from store or vending machine profits, private donations which
            are not directed to other accounts, and investment earnings, excluding those earned
            in resident trust accounts, shall be deposited as general revenues. The agency shall,
            through the annual budget process, report to the general assembly the estimated amount
            for the next fiscal year, together with the intended use of the funds.
         

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§ 35-4-26. Funds received from vending machines, private donations, and investments.

All funds received from store or vending machine profits, private donations which are not directed to other accounts, and investment earnings, excluding those earned in resident trust accounts, shall be deposited as general revenues. The agency shall, through the annual budget process, report to the general assembly the estimated amount for the next fiscal year, together with the intended use of the funds.