Georgia § 48-8-256 - Special district tax not subject to allocation or balancing of state and federal funds.
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§ 48-8-256. Special district tax not subject to allocation or balancing of state and federal funds.
The tax authorized by this article shall not be subject to any allocation or balancing of state and federal funds provided for by general law, nor may such proceeds be considered or taken into account in any such allocation or balancing. (Code 1981, § 48-8-256 , enacted by Georgia L. 2010, p. 778, § 6/HB 277.)
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