Texas § 43.019 ACCOUNTING TREATMENT OF CERTAIN EXCHANGES.

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§ 43.019 — ACCOUNTING TREATMENT OF CERTAIN EXCHANGES.

Texas § 43.019

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Tex. Education Code Code Ann. § 43.019 (2026).

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Sec. 43.019. ACCOUNTING TREATMENT OF CERTAIN EXCHANGES. The State Board of Education may account for the exchange of permanent school fund securities in a closely related sale and purchase transaction in a manner in which the gain or loss on the sale is deferred as an adjustment to the book value of the security purchased, if:

(1)the security sold and the security purchased have a fixed maturity value;

(2)the board is authorized by law to invest the permanent school fund in the security purchased;

(3)the sale is made in clear contemplation of reinvesting substantially all of the proceeds;

(4)substantially all of the proceeds are reinvested;

(5)the transaction is completed within a reasonable time after the sale, not to exceed 30 business days; and

(6)the transaction results in an imp

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Sec. 43.019. ACCOUNTING TREATMENT OF CERTAIN EXCHANGES. The State Board of Education may account for the exchange of permanent school fund securities in a closely related sale and purchase transaction in a manner in which the gain or loss on the sale is deferred as an adjustment to the book value of the security purchased, if:
(1) the security sold and the security purchased have a fixed maturity value;
(2) the board is authorized by law to invest the permanent school fund in the security purchased;
(3) the sale is made in clear contemplation of reinvesting substantially all of the proceeds;
(4) substantially all of the proceeds are reinvested;
(5) the transaction is completed within a reasonable time after the sale, not to exceed 30 business days; and
(6) the transaction results in an improvement in effective income yield, taking into consideration the deferral of any gain or loss on the sale.