Mississippi Code
General Provisions
§ 7-9-41. Lump-sum withdrawals from treasury

The executive heads, together with the secretary or other person in charge of the books and accounts, of the state institutions of higher learning, if they receive such written approval, shall make up, in the form prescribed by the State Fiscal Officer and the State Treasurer, checklists of all salaries, accounts, bills, contracts and claims which shall have accrued during the month. Based upon such statement and in company with it, the state institutions of higher learning, through their proper officers, shall make requisition upon the State Fiscal Officer for only so much money as shall then be needed to pay salaries, accounts, bills, contracts and claims which may then be due, together with a reasonable amount for contingent expenses.
Such requisitions may be drawn upon the State Fiscal Officer's accounts, who shall draw its warrants on the Treasurer from time to time as required, payable to the official depository provided in Section 7-9-43. In the case of special appropriations made for buildings and permanent improvements, repairs, furniture, fixtures, and special supplies, and in all cases where it is not practicable to furnish a detailed statement, such funds may be drawn in installments at such times and in such amounts as necessity may require, and the requisitions for same must be accompanied by a general statement of the proposed purchases and expenditures.
In all cases where such lump-sum payments are authorized and paid as provided in this section, the proper officer or officers of the state institutions of higher learning shall make such additional reports to the State Fiscal Officer in the manner and at such times as he may require. Such reports shall also include other funds coming into the possession of or for the use and benefit of the state institutions of higher learning, whether such funds are regularly handled through the State Treasury or not.

Structure Mississippi Code

Mississippi Code

Title 7 - Executive Department

Chapter 9 - State Treasurer

General Provisions

§ 7-9-1. Office hours

§ 7-9-3. Vaults to operate with timelock

§ 7-9-5. Deputy state treasurer and other personnel

§ 7-9-7. Bond clerk

§ 7-9-9. Duties generally

§ 7-9-11. Separate and distinct accounts of various sources of revenue

§ 7-9-12. Establishment of clearing accounts and bank accounts; bad checks

§ 7-9-13. Receipts and payments only on warrant; exception for electronic funds transfer

§ 7-9-14. Electronic funds transfer for withdrawal, transfer, or deposit of funds for investment purposes

§ 7-9-15. All warrants paid to be registered

§ 7-9-17. Duplicate receipts given when payment made into treasury

§ 7-9-19. States taxes collected paid direct to treasurer

§ 7-9-21. State officials to pay in collections

§ 7-9-22. Disposition of funds collected by Secretary of State; funding of agency expenses; deposit of monies into State General Fund

§ 7-9-23. Custodian of specified trust funds

§ 7-9-24. Refunds to state agencies for excess public utility charges

§ 7-9-25. Depository for federal-aid road funds

§ 7-9-27. Investment of special fund to refund overpayment of income taxes

§ 7-9-29. Payment of interest and bonds

§ 7-9-31. Cancellation of bonds and interest coupons

§ 7-9-32. Destruction of paid state warrants

§ 7-9-33. Receipted lists of cancelled bonds and coupons

§ 7-9-34. Destruction of paid and cancelled bonds and coupons

§ 7-9-35. Unexpended balances of appropriations

§ 7-9-37. Payment by depositories; meaning of "treasurer's check" for purpose of implementation of electronic funds transfer

§ 7-9-39. Funds impounded

§ 7-9-41. Lump-sum withdrawals from treasury

§ 7-9-43. Contracts with selected depositories

§ 7-9-45. Monthly verification with auditor

§ 7-9-47. Reports to the legislature

§ 7-9-49. Reports to governor

§ 7-9-51. Suit on bond for embezzlement

§ 7-9-53. Preservation of records