115D-58.9. Daily deposits.
All moneys regardless of source or purpose collected or received by an officer, employee, or agent of an institution shall be deposited intact in accordance with this section. Each officer, employee and agent of an institution whose duty it is to collect or receive any moneys shall deposit his collections and receipts daily. If the board of trustees gives its approval, deposits may be required only when the moneys on hand amount to as much as two hundred fifty dollars ($250.00), but in any event, a deposit shall be made on the last business day of the month. All deposits shall be made in an official depository. Tuition and all revenues declared by law to be State moneys or otherwise required to be deposited with the State Treasurer shall be deposited pursuant to the rules of the State Treasurer pursuant to G.S. 147-77. (1981, c. 157, s. 1.)
Structure North Carolina General Statutes
North Carolina General Statutes
Chapter 115D - Community Colleges
Article 4A - Budgeting, Accounting, and Fiscal Management.
§ 115D-54 - Preparation and submission of institutional budget.
§ 115D-55 - Budget management.
§ 115D-56 - Final adoption of budget.
§ 115D-58 - Amendments to the budget; budget transfers.
§ 115D-58.1 - Federal contracts and grants.
§ 115D-58.2 - Allocation of revenue to the institution by the local tax-levying authority.
§ 115D-58.3 - Provision for disbursement of State money.
§ 115D-58.4 - Provisions for disbursement of local money.
§ 115D-58.5 - Accounting system.
§ 115D-58.6 - Investment of idle cash.
§ 115D-58.7 - Selection of depository; deposits to be secured.
§ 115D-58.8 - Facsimile signatures.
§ 115D-58.10 - Surety bonds and related insurance.
§ 115D-58.11 - Fire and casualty insurance on institutional buildings and contents.
§ 115D-58.11A - Flood insurance.
§ 115D-58.12 - Liability insurance; tort actions against boards of trustees.
§ 115D-58.13 - Vending facilities.
§ 115D-58.14 - Purchasing flexibility.
§ 115D-58.15 - Lease purchase and installment purchase contracts for equipment and real property.