Title 7 › Chapter 31— RURAL ELECTRIFICATION AND TELEPHONE SERVICE › Subchapter III— RURAL ELECTRIC AND TELEPHONE DIRECT LOAN PROGRAMS › § 932
Any IOUs or debts the Secretary makes to the Secretary of the Treasury to get money for loans under sections 904, 905, and 922, and any other debts tied to electrification and telephone loan work, are treated as debts of the revolving fund. The fund’s money can only be used for a set list of loan-related things: making loans that could be insured under this part (including advances and loans made as of May 11, 1973, under sections 904, 905, and 922); paying principal (and interest where required) on loans from the Treasury to the Secretary, including under section 934(a); making payments to holders of insured notes (final payments can be delayed until due or the next agreed remittance date); paying defaults or entire balances if a note is assigned to the Secretary; buying notes under insurance contracts; meeting guarantee contracts; paying taxes, insurance, prior liens, credit reports, inspections, appraisals, loan servicing, consulting, and other program expenses authorized in section 907; and buying property and related costs under section 907. The Secretary must keep two separate accounts inside the fund: an electric account and a telephone account. Each account must track its own assets, debts, income, expenses, and equity. Money in the electric account can be used only for electrification loan work under this chapter. Money in the telephone account can be used only for telephone loan work under this chapter (not for subchapter IV).
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7 U.S.C. § 932
Title 7 — Agriculture
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Apr 3, 2026
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