Texas § GV.2106.007 - APPROPRIATION OF FEDERALLY REIMBURSED INDIRECT COSTS

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§ GV.2106.007. APPROPRIATION OF FEDERALLY REIMBURSED INDIRECT COSTS

APPROPRIATION OF FEDERALLY REIMBURSED INDIRECT COSTS. (a) The legislature may appropriate to a state agency for any purpose the amount of federal money the agency is estimated to receive for federally reimbursable indirect costs during a fiscal biennium. (b) The appropriation for a state agency may include the amount of federal money for federally reimbursable indirect costs that the agency recovers during a fiscal biennium that exceeds the estimated amount. Added by Acts 1993, 73rd Leg., ch. 268, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1993.

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