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Revenue Stabilization Law

Arkansas · Public Finance · §§ 19-5-1001 to 19-5-999 · 376 sections

Overview

The Revenue Stabilization Law governs how Arkansas allocates and distributes state revenues among government funds and programs. It establishes a system of dedicated and revolving funds — covering areas such as public safety, human services, education facilities, environmental regulation and reclamation, military and emergency needs, and state property and equipment acquisition — into which designated revenues are deposited and from which authorized expenditures are made. It also sets the fiscal year framework and reserve accounts, including a general revenue allotment reserve, used to manage the distribution of available revenue across those funds.

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