Texas § IN.1551.3195 - AMOUNT OF CONTRIBUTION FOR ANNUITANTS WHO WERE PART-TIME EMPLOYEES
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§ IN.1551.3195. AMOUNT OF CONTRIBUTION FOR ANNUITANTS WHO WERE PART-TIME EMPLOYEES
AMOUNT OF CONTRIBUTION FOR ANNUITANTS WHO WERE PART-TIME EMPLOYEES. An annuitant who as an employee received the benefits of a state contribution under Section 1551.319 (b) for coverage during any portion of the annuitant's last employment by a state agency is not eligible to receive more than the state contribution provided under Section 1551.319 (b) unless the annuitant was designated by the annuitant's employer as a full-time employee during the three-consecutive-month period before retirement. Added by Acts 2005, 79th Leg., Ch. 347 (S.B. 1176 ), Sec. 29, eff. January 1, 2006.
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