Idaho Gov. Little: For Second Time in 40 Years, Idaho State Government Won't Borrow Money to Support Cash Flow, Saving Taxpayer Dollars
May 19, 2022
May 19, 2022
BOISE, Idaho, May 19 (TNSreact) -- Gov. Brad Little, R-Idaho, issued the following news release:
Given the state's strong economic growth, the State of Idaho will not borrow money in the bond market to meet anticipated cash flow requirements for the upcoming fiscal year.
This is the second year since 1982 that Idaho will not issue a State of Idaho Tax Anticipation Note (TAN) to meet the anticipated cash flow requirements due to the time lag between when state reven . . .
Given the state's strong economic growth, the State of Idaho will not borrow money in the bond market to meet anticipated cash flow requirements for the upcoming fiscal year.
This is the second year since 1982 that Idaho will not issue a State of Idaho Tax Anticipation Note (TAN) to meet the anticipated cash flow requirements due to the time lag between when state reven . . .