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TX
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  • Members, under current law, Texans who are 65 or older are classified as disabled or eligible to defer
  • It's an affirral, so you'd have right now, right now over. 65 can disable and defer their taxes, and
  • if you move that up, more people will defer and therefore the state will lose revenue on independent
  • Historical Designation Impact Statement creates a process to ensure that property owners are justly compensated
  • It requires municipalities to prepare detailed impact statements and offer fair compensation when designating
TX
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  • individuals from serving on civilian oversight boards if they have been: 1) convicted or placed on deferred
  • You have deferred adjudication in there.
  • Now you're not... deferred adjudication is not a finding of guilt. It's not a conviction. True.
  • Yeah, so I defer to adjudication. I mean, if you don't know the answer right now...
  • There was a current law that prohibits appraisal districts from having the compensation linked to an
MN

Minnesota 2025 1st Special Session

House Workforce, Labor, and Economic Development Finance and Policy Committee 4/3/25

Workforce, Labor, and Economic Development Finance and Policy

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  • First, it makes workers who took deferred resignation between January 27 and February 13 of 2025 eligible
  • This would be more that deferred resignation, so those folks are still probably actively looking for
  • What number of federal employees took the deferred resignation that was available between January 27th
  • um employees took the um employees took the um took<00:57:57.119> the<00:57:57.319> Deferred
  • took the Deferred took the Deferred resignation<00:58:00.000> that<00:58:00.119> was
TX

Texas 89th Regular

Intergovernmental Affairs Apr 22nd, 2025

Intergovernmental Affairs

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  • So currently, the unamended code says a fire department may not compensate... ...state reimburse or provide
  • The Department of Labor allows the 20% compensation, whereas the state stops it at minimum wage times
  • There's about a $7,000 to $8,000 difference between what we can compensate a volunteer for.