Texas § ED.45.232 - ALTERNATE METHODS OF SELECTION UNDER FORMER LAW
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§ ED.45.232. ALTERNATE METHODS OF SELECTION UNDER FORMER LAW
ALTERNATE METHODS OF SELECTION UNDER FORMER LAW. An independent school district that used a method of selecting the assessor or collector of the school district's taxes for the 1994 tax year that was authorized by former Subchapter F, Chapter 23 , as that subchapter existed on January 1, 1994, but that is not authorized by Section 45.231 or by Subchapter B , Chapter 6 , Tax Code, may continue to use that method of selection until the school district uses another method authorized by Section 45.231 or by Subchapter B , Chapter 6 , Tax Code, to determine how the assessment or collection is performed. Added by Acts 1995, 74th Leg., ch. 260, Sec. 1, eff. May 30, 1995. SUBCHAPTER I. INTERCEPT PROGRAM TO PROVIDE CREDIT ENHANCEMENT FOR BONDS
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