Versions of See prior versions of a law on LawServer 2023 Minnesota Statutes 123B.78 – Cash Flow; School District Revenues; Borrowing for Current Operating Costs; Capital Expenditure Deficits 2022 Minnesota Statutes 123B.78 – Cash Flow; School District Revenues; Borrowing for Current Operating Costs; Capital Expenditure Deficits 2021 Minnesota Statutes 123B.78 – Cash Flow; School District Revenues; Borrowing for Current Operating Costs; Capital Expenditure Deficits 2020 Minnesota Statutes 123B.78 – Cash Flow; School District Revenues; Borrowing for Current Operating Costs; Capital Expenditure Deficits 2019 Minnesota Statutes 123B.78 – Cash Flow; School District Revenues; Borrowing for Current Operating Costs; Capital Expenditure Deficits 2017 Minnesota Statutes 123B.78 – Cash Flow; School District Revenues; Borrowing for Current Operating Costs; Capital Expenditure Deficits 2016 Minnesota Statutes 123B.78 – Cash Flow; School District Revenues; Borrowing for Current Operating Costs; Capital Expenditure Deficits 2015 Minnesota Statutes 123B.78 – Cash Flow; School District Revenues; Borrowing for Current Operating Costs; Capital Expenditure Deficits 2014 Minnesota Statutes 123B.78 – Cash Flow; School District Revenues; Borrowing for Current Operating Costs; Capital Expenditure Deficits 2013 Minnesota Statutes 123B.78 – Cash Flow; School District Revenues; Borrowing for Current Operating Costs; Capital Expenditure Deficits 2013 Minnesota Statutes 123B.78 – Cash Flow; School District Revenues; Borrowing for Current Operating Costs; Capital Expenditure Deficits 2013 Minnesota Statutes 123B.78 – Cash Flow; School District Revenues; Borrowing for Current Operating Costs; Capital Expenditure Deficits 2013 Minnesota Statutes 123B.78 – Cash Flow; School District Revenues; Borrowing for Current Operating Costs; Capital Expenditure Deficits 2010 Minnesota Statutes 123B.78 – Cash Flow; School District Revenues; Borrowing for Current Operating Costs; Capital Expenditure Deficits 2009 Minnesota Statutes 123B.78 – Cash Flow; School District Revenues; Borrowing for Current Operating Costs; Capital Expenditure Deficits
