Florida Code — 17
Browse 59 sections in division 17 of the Florida code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 17.001. Chief Financial Officer.
- § 17.002. Definition.
- § 17.011. Assistant Chief Financial Officer.
- § 17.02. Place of residence and office.
- § 17.03. To audit claims against the state.
- § 17.031. Security of Chief Financial Officer’s office.
- § 17.04. To audit and adjust accounts of officers and those indebted to the state.
- § 17.0401. Confidentiality of information relating to financial investigations.
- § 17.041. County and district accounts and claims.
- § 17.0415. Transfer and assignment of claims.
- § 17.0416. Authority to provide services on a fee basis.
- § 17.05. Subpoenas; sworn statements; enforcement proceedings.
- § 17.075. Form of state warrants and other payment orders; rules.
- § 17.076. Direct deposit of funds.
- § 17.08. Accounts, etc., on which warrants drawn, to be filed.
- § 17.09. Application for warrants for salaries.
- § 17.10. Record of warrants and of state funds and securities.
- § 17.11. To report disbursements made.
- § 17.12. Authorized to issue warrants to tax collector or sheriff for payment.
- § 17.13. To replace warrants lost or destroyed.
- § 17.14. To prescribe forms.
- § 17.16. Seal.
- § 17.17. Examination by Governor and report.
- § 17.20. Assignment of claims for collection.
- § 17.21. Not to allow any claim of state attorney against state until report made.
- § 17.22. Notice to Department of Legal Affairs.
- § 17.25. May certify copies.
- § 17.26. Cancellation of state warrants not presented within 1 year.
- § 17.27. Microfilming and destroying records and correspondence.
- § 17.28. Chief Financial Officer may authorize biweekly salary payments.
- § 17.29. Authority to prescribe rules.
- § 17.30. Dissemination of information.
- § 17.32. Annual report of trust funds; duties of Chief Financial Officer.
- § 17.325. Governmental efficiency hotline; duties of Chief Financial Officer.
- § 17.41. Department of Financial Services Tobacco Settlement Clearing Trust Fund.
- § 17.42. Opioid Settlement Clearing Trust Fund.
- § 17.43. Federal Law Enforcement Trust Fund.
- § 17.51. Oath and certificate of Chief Financial Officer.
- § 17.52. Moneys paid on warrants.
- § 17.54. Annual report to Governor.
- § 17.55. Examination by and monthly statements to the Governor.
- § 17.555. Division of Treasury to keep record of warrants and of state funds and securities.
- § 17.56. Division of Treasury to maintain all warrants paid.
- § 17.57. Deposits and investments of state money.
- § 17.575. Administration of funds; Treasury Investment Council.
- § 17.58. Deposits of public money outside the State Treasury; revolving funds.
- § 17.59. Safekeeping services.
- § 17.60. Treasury Cash Deposit Trust Fund.
- § 17.61. Chief Financial Officer; powers and duties in the investment of certain funds.
- § 17.62. Interest on state moneys deposited; when paid.
- § 17.63. Chief Financial Officer not to issue evidences of indebtedness.
- § 17.64. Division of Treasury to make reproductions of certain warrants, records, and documents.
- § 17.65. Chief Financial Officer to prescribe forms.
- § 17.66. Securities in book-entry form.
- § 17.67. Federal Grants Trust Fund.
- § 17.68. Financial Literacy Program for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities.
- § 17.69. Federal Tax Liaison.
- § 17.71. Indian Gaming Revenue Clearing Trust Fund.
- § 17.72. Florida Stablecoin Pilot Program.