§ 21-6-302 - County treasurers.
21-6-302. County treasurers.
(a) Unless otherwise provided by 6-13-701, 6-17-908, 6-20-221, 14-90-913, 14-284-403, and 21-6-104, the county treasurers shall be required to collect, as a treasurer's commission, two percent (2%) on all funds coming into their hands as treasurers and to be paid out of the respective funds.
(b) All commissions collected under this section shall be paid into the county treasury to the credit of the county treasurer's commission fund.
(c) All moneys collected by the treasurer as commissions shall be used by the treasurer to offset administrative costs.
(d) (1) The treasurer may set aside up to ten percent (10%) of the gross commissions collected annually to be credited to the county treasurer's automation fund to be used:
(A) To operate the office of the county treasurer;
(B) For administrative costs; and
(C) To purchase, maintain, and operate an automated accounting and record-keeping system.
(2) The acquisition and update of software for the automated accounting and record-keeping system shall be permitted uses of these funds.
(3) Moneys deposited in this fund may accumulate and shall be appropriated and expended for the uses designated in this section by the quorum court at the direction of the treasurer.
(e) (1) The treasurer shall receive no commission for the handling of revolving loan, equalizing, and vocational education funds, proceeds of school bond sales, money collected from insurance on losses, and all nonrevenue receipts.
(2) As used in this subsection, "nonrevenue receipts" means reimbursement of all or a part of a payment made by the county.
(f) In the case of funds of a school district composed of area in two (2) or more counties, only the county treasurer of the county in which the district is administered shall be allowed a commission on such funds.