Sec. 313.0265. DISCLOSURE OF APPRAISED VALUE LIMITATION INFORMATION. (a) The comptroller shall post on the comptroller's Internet website each document or item of information the comptroller designates as substantive before the 15th day after the date the document or item of information was received or created. Each document or item of information must continue to be posted until the appraised value limitation expires.
(b) The comptroller shall designate the following as substantive:
(1) each application requesting a limitation on appraised value; and
(2) the economic impact evaluation made in connection with the application.
(c) If a school district maintains a generally accessible Internet website, the district shall maintain a link on its Internet website to the area of the comptroller's Internet website where information on each of the district's agreements to limit appraised value is maintained.
Added by Acts 2009, 81st Leg., R.S., Ch. 1186 (H.B. 3676), Sec. 7, eff. January 1, 2010.
Amended by:
Acts 2013, 83rd Leg., R.S., Ch. 1304 (H.B. 3390), Sec. 8, eff. January 1, 2014.
Structure Texas Statutes
Subtitle B - Special Property Tax Provisions
Chapter 313 - Texas Economic Development Act
Subchapter B. Limitation on Appraised Value of Certain Property Used to Create Jobs
Section 313.022. Applicability; Categorization of School Districts
Section 313.023. Minimum Amounts of Qualified Investment
Section 313.024. Eligible Property
Section 313.025. Application; Action on Application
Section 313.026. Economic Impact Evaluation
Section 313.0265. Disclosure of Appraised Value Limitation Information
Section 313.027. Limitation on Appraised Value; Agreement
Section 313.0275. Recapture of Ad Valorem Tax Revenue Lost
Section 313.0276. Penalty for Failure to Comply With Job-Creation Requirements
Section 313.028. Certain Business Information Confidential
Section 313.030. Property Not Eligible for Tax Abatement
Section 313.031. Rules and Forms; Fees
Section 313.032. Report on Compliance With Agreements
Section 313.033. Report on Compliance With Job-Creation Requirements