The Comptroller General shall keep a set of books exhibiting the separate transactions of the State Treasury. Such set of books shall be a transcript of the books of the Treasury, constituting a complete check upon that office. And the Comptroller shall, in addition to the exhibits of cash transactions of the Treasury, annually report to the General Assembly a balance sheet of the books aforesaid, setting forth as well by whom debts are due to the State as the amounts of those debts.
HISTORY: 1962 Code Section 1-820; 1952 Code Section 1-820; 1942 Code Section 3144; 1932 Code Section 3144; Civ. C. '22 Section 840; Civ. C. '12 Section 752; Civ. C. '02 Section 678; G. S. 535; R. S. 594; 1834 (6) 511.
Structure South Carolina Code of Laws
Chapter 3 - Comptroller General
Section 11-3-20. Salary; fees and perquisites.
Section 11-3-50. Record of General Assembly appropriations and contingent accounts.
Section 11-3-80. Report of names of pensioners.
Section 11-3-90. Report as to unappropriated Treasury funds.
Section 11-3-100. Books of Treasurer; report to General Assembly.
Section 11-3-110. Transfer of money and papers by Treasurer to successor.
Section 11-3-120. Comptroller General to inspect vouchers of State Treasurer.
Section 11-3-121. Advance payment of airfares and registration fees for official travel.
Section 11-3-130. Payments by Treasurer to be on warrants drawn by Comptroller General, exceptions.
Section 11-3-150. Writing off warrants; reissue.
Section 11-3-160. Lost warrants; duplicates.
Section 11-3-170. Payments from State Treasury.
Section 11-3-175. Consolidation of accounts in connection with lump sum agencies.
Section 11-3-210. Accounts of all persons distributing public money.
Section 11-3-240. Expenses of printing tax forms and supplies; manner of payment.