Tax Code §1.04

The text in force on Feb 20, 2009 isn't in the archive.

The earliest version on file took effect Sep 01, 2019. Earlier text would be in the session laws for the amendment named in its history note.

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Effective Sep 01, 2019 · seen Nov 2026–Nov 2026

Attorney General opinions that cite it

GA-0734 (Feb 20, 2009): Calculation of the maximum time allowable for tax abatement under Tax Code section 312.204(d)
GA-0719 (Dec 01, 2008): Whether an attorney who acts as an unpaid advisor to the board of trustees of an independent school district may also represent the district for compensation in the collection of delinquent taxes
GA-0627 (Nov 27, 2007): Whether, under Tax Code section 6.035 or 6.05(g), the Liberty County Central Appraisal District Board of Directors may contract with an appraisal company that employs the son of the District's chiefappraiser
GA-0600 (Aug 03, 2007): Whether a county commissioners court is prohibited from executing a tax abatement agreement with a wind turbine company for its fixtures and improvements to be located on a commissioner's real property; whether a commissioner who will receive royalties from a wind turbine company must abstain from voting on a tax abatement agreement withthe company Superseded in part by statute Tex. Tax Code § 312.402
GA-0590 (Jul 12, 2007): Consequences resulting from the downsizing ofthe Waller County Appraisal District
JM-0919 (Jun 21, 1988): Whether the directors Texas House of Representatives of a taxing unit are per- P. 0. Box 2910 mitted to waive interest Austin, Texas 78769 and penalties on a tax pay- ment delinquent by reason of a central appraisal dis- trict error
JM-0059 (Aug 16, 1983): Ad valorem tax status o state park concession rights
JM-0035 (Jun 01, 1983): Whether junior college district must provide funds to operate the county appraisal district pursuant to section 6.06 of the Tax Code
JM-0043: Constitutionality of section 115 of House Bill No. 30 enacted by the first ~called session of the Sixty-seventh Legislature

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