Tax Code §26.04

The text in force on Jan 28, 2010 isn't in the archive.

The earliest version on file took effect Jun 15, 2015. Earlier text would be in the session laws for the amendment named in its history note.

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Attorney General opinions that cite it

GA-0798 (Jan 28, 2010): Method by which a hospital district may set an ad valorem tax rate when it has not set a tax rate since 1996
JM-0859 (Feb 18, 1988): Whether hospital dis- trict taxes may be "rolled back" by election called pursuant to petition by taxpayers
JM-0677 (Apr 14, 1987): Calculation of maximum tax attributable to the road and bridge fund
JM-0659 (Mar 27, 1987):
JM-0528: Tax rate of a county after a P.O. Box 12068 successful election under section Austin, Texas 78711 26.07 of the Property Tax Code to rollback an adopted tax rate if Honorable Chet Brooks, Chairman the adopted rate includes an Health and Human Res:ources Committee increase to provide for the addi- Texas State Senate tional cost of indigent health P. 0. Box 12068 care services reauired under the 4624 Al& wla Ave., Suite 160 Austin, Texas 7871,l Indigent Health -Care and Treat- El Paso, TX. 799052793 ment Act 91515221 -.-.--- a464 Honorable John Trae&er, Chairman Committee on Intergwernmental Rela
JM-0574: Sufficiency of rollback petition Hempstead, Texas 77445 under section 26.07 of the Tax Code
JM-0641: Whether a county tax rate increase to provide for indigent health care services is subject to a rollback election under section 26.07 of the Tax Code, and related questions
JM-0835: Whether section 26.08 P. 0. Box 2910 of the Tax Code, which Austin, Texas 78769 permits a tax rate roll- back election to limit school taxes, is unconsti- tutional

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