2021 Tennessee Code
Title 9 - Public Finances
Chapter 2 - Accounting for Revenues

§ 9-2-101. Sources of Revenue - The revenue of the state is derived from taxes on...

§ 9-2-103. Receipts Required - Each state, county and municipal official who receives any sum...

§ 9-2-105. Furnishing Receipt Books - It is the duty of the chief administrative officer of...

§ 9-2-106. Penalty for Violations - Any person violating any of the provisions of §§ 9-2-103...

§ 9-2-107. Settlement for School Funds - The commissioner of finance and administration shall settle with the...

§ 9-2-108. Reports of Clerks and Judges - The clerks of all the courts and every judge of...

§ 9-2-111. Perjury by Judge or Clerk - If any clerk or judge of the court of general...

§ 9-2-113. Payment by Judge - The judges shall, within ten (10) days after the time...

§ 9-2-114. Payment by Clerks - The clerks of all courts shall, within twenty (20) days...

§ 9-2-115. Failure of Clerk or Judge to Pay Over - Any judge or clerk failing to make the payments as...

§ 9-2-116. Failure of Clerk or Judge to Produce Proper Receipt - If any clerk fails to produce the trustee's receipt, when...

§ 9-2-117. Judgment for Trustee Against Clerk or Judge - If any clerk or judge fails or refuses to pay...

§ 9-2-118. Satisfaction of Judgment - The clerk or judge may discharge such judgment by producing...

§ 9-2-119. Commissions Lost by Default - On settlement, the defaulting clerk or judge is not allowed...

§ 9-2-120. [reserved.] - If such clerk or judge, after settlement and obtaining a...

§ 9-2-122. Clerk's Records Furnished to County Mayor - The county clerk shall, on demand, furnish to the county...

§ 9-2-123. [reserved.] - If it is made satisfactorily to appear to the court...

§ 9-2-125. Notice of Motion Against Sheriff - No notice of this motion is required when it is...

§ 9-2-126. [reserved.] - Every county official collecting or receiving public money from any...

§ 9-2-139. Failure of County Officers and Employees to File Reports or Reconcile Accounts a Misdemeanor - It is a Class C misdemeanor for any county officer...