HRS §40-32
Public accountants must turn in state money
This section says that any public accountant who collects money for the State must pay that money into the state treasury. Payments must be made weekly, unless a different time is specially set. It is a simple rule about when and where the money goes.
The statute, as written — Payments by public accountants
Every public accountant collecting or receiving revenue or other moneys on behalf of the State shall pay weekly, or at such times as may be otherwise specially appointed, into the treasury all sums of money collected or received by the public accountant on account of the revenue or otherwise.
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