Bill	Session	Author & Sponsor	Caption	Committees	Last action
HB 495	85-0 (2017)	Author: Phelan, Dade	Relating to the selection of the board of directors of an appraisal district; authorizing the imposition of a fee.	House: Ways & Means	Referred to Ways & Means
HB 598	85-0 (2017)	Author: Koop, Linda	Relating to procedures of a county tax assessor-collector for collection of dishonored checks and invoices; authorizing a fee.	House: Ways & Means	Laid on the table subject to call
HB 626	85-0 (2017)	Author: Workman, Paul \| et. al. Sponsor: Campbell, Donna	Relating to late applications for certain exemptions from ad valorem taxation.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Finance	Effective on 9/1/17
HB 1401	85-0 (2017)	Author: Zedler, Bill	Relating to allowing a person to register a motor vehicle when delinquent in the payment of certain civil penalties.	House: Transportation	Referred to Transportation
HB 1719	85-0 (2017)	Author: Thompson, Ed	Relating to continuing education requirements for county tax assessor-collectors.	House: Ways & Means	Laid on the table subject to call
HB 1738	85-0 (2017)	Author: Bonnen, Greg	Relating to the registration and certification of county tax assessor-collectors and their employees.	House: Ways & Means	Left pending in committee
HB 2265	85-0 (2017)	Author: Muñoz, Jr., Sergio	Relating to the selection of the board of directors of an appraisal district; authorizing the imposition of a fee.	House: Ways & Means	Referred to Ways & Means
HB 2461	85-0 (2017)	Author: Pickett, Joseph	Relating to vehicle registration.	House: Transportation	Returned to Local & Consent Calendars Comm.
HB 2654	85-0 (2017)	Author: Stucky, Lynn \| et. al. Sponsor: Lucio, Jr., Eddie \| et. al.	Relating to the personal liability of certain elected officials under local government programs to fund water and energy savings improvements through assessments.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Agriculture, Water & Rural Affairs	Effective on 9/1/17
HB 2663	85-0 (2017)	Author: Pickett, Joseph \| et. al. Sponsor: Hinojosa, Juan	Relating to exempting certain persons from a fee for replacement registration insignia and license plates.	House: Transportation Senate: Transportation	Effective immediately
HB 2934	85-0 (2017)	Author: Thompson, Senfronia \| et. al.	Relating to the civil consequences imposed on persons arrested for, charged with, or convicted of certain criminal offenses.	House: Transportation	Left pending in committee
HB 3410	85-0 (2017)	Author: Israel, Celia \| et. al.	Relating to Texas Department of Motor Vehicles and county tax assessor-collector vehicle titling and registration duties and fees associated with those duties.	House: Transportation	Referred to Transportation
HB 3416	85-0 (2017)	Author: Cortez, Philip	Relating to Texas Department of Motor Vehicles and county tax assessor-collector vehicle titling and registration duties and fees associated with those duties.	House: Transportation	Referred to Transportation
HB 3752	85-0 (2017)	Author: Johnson, Eric	Relating to the appraisal for ad valorem tax purposes of certain nonexempt property used for low-income or moderate-income housing.	House: Ways & Means	Referred to Ways & Means
HB 3777	85-0 (2017)	Author: Pickett, Joseph	Relating to fees collected for processing and handling vehicle registration applications.	House: Transportation	Referred to Transportation
HB 3954	85-0 (2017)	Author: Gonzales, Larry \| et. al. Sponsor: Schwertner, Charles	Relating to the creation and operations of health care provider participation programs in certain counties.	House: County Affairs Senate: Health & Human Services	Effective immediately
HB 4102	85-0 (2017)	Author: Neave, Victoria \| et. al. Sponsor: Garcia, Sylvia	Relating to establishing and funding a grant program for testing evidence collected in relation to sexual assaults or other sex offenses; authorizing voluntary contributions.	House: Criminal Jurisprudence Senate: Criminal Justice	Effective on 9/1/17
SB 492	85-0 (2017)	Author: West, Royce Sponsor: Koop, Linda	Relating to procedures of a county tax assessor-collector for collection of dishonored checks and invoices; authorizing a fee.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Finance	Effective immediately
SB 929	85-0 (2017)	Author: Hughes, Bryan Sponsor: Thompson, Ed	Relating to continuing education requirements for county tax assessor-collectors.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Finance	Effective immediately
SB 1251	85-0 (2017)	Author: West, Royce \| et. al. Sponsor: Martinez, Armando	Relating to making a voluntary contribution to the Ending Homelessness fund when registering a motor vehicle or renewing a motor vehicle registration.	House: Transportation Senate: Transportation	Committee report sent to Calendars
SB 1360	85-0 (2017)	Author: Watson, Kirk	Relating to the information required to be included in or with a school district ad valorem tax bill.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Finance	Referred to Ways & Means
SB 1588	85-0 (2017)	Author: Huffines, Don \| et. al. Sponsor: Simmons, Ron	Relating to the elimination of regular mandatory vehicle safety inspections and the imposition of replacement fees.	House: Transportation Senate: Natural Resources & Economic Development	Committee report sent to Calendars
SB 1621	85-0 (2017)	Author: Uresti, Carlos	Relating to Texas Department of Motor Vehicles and county tax assessor-collector vehicle titling and registration duties and fees associated with those duties.	Senate: Transportation	Left pending in committee
SB 2075	85-0 (2017)	Author: Rodríguez, José Sponsor: Pickett, Joseph	Relating to vehicle registration.	House: Transportation Senate: Transportation	Effective on 9/1/17
SB 2137	85-0 (2017)	Author: Lucio, Jr., Eddie	Relating to a fee associated with a required inspection of a motor vehicle for certain title transfers; authorizing a fee.	Senate: Transportation	Left pending in committee
SB 2157	85-0 (2017)	Author: Zaffirini, Judith	Relating to parking privileges for people with disabilities; authorizing a fee; amending dismissal procedures for a criminal offense.	Senate: Transportation	Referred to Transportation
HB 3	85-1 (2017)	Author: Bonnen, Dennis \| et. al.	Relating to ad valorem taxation; authorizing fees.	House: Ways & Means	Left pending in committee
HB 32	85-1 (2017)	Author: Bonnen, Dennis \| et. al. Sponsor: Bettencourt, Paul	Relating to the administration of the ad valorem tax system; authorizing fees.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Government Reform, Select	Postponed
HB 42	85-1 (2017)	Author: Keough, Mark	Relating to the selection of the board of directors of an appraisal district; authorizing the imposition of a fee.	House: Ways & Means	Referred to Ways & Means
HB 235	85-1 (2017)	Author: Fallon, Pat	Relating to registration of a motor vehicle alleged to have been involved in a violation detected by a photographic traffic signal enforcement system.	House: Transportation	Referred to Transportation
HB 366	85-1 (2017)	Author: Paul, Dennis	Relating to the calculation of the ad valorem rollback tax rate of a taxing unit and voter approval of a proposed tax rate that exceeds the rollback tax rate.	House: Ways & Means	Referred to Ways & Means
SB 58	85-1 (2017)	Author: Huffines, Don	Relating to the elimination of regular mandatory vehicle safety inspections.		Filed
SB 93	85-1 (2017)	Author: Bettencourt, Paul	Relating to ad valorem taxation.	Senate: Government Reform, Select	Left pending in committee
SB 96	85-1 (2017)	Author: Bettencourt, Paul	Relating to ad valorem taxation.	Senate: Government Reform, Select	Left pending in committee
HB 151	84-0 (2015)	Author: Guillen, Ryan	Relating to authorizing a credit representing motor fuels taxes against, and imposing, a mileage tax and to the use of revenue from that tax; providing penalties.	House: Ways & Means	Referred to Ways & Means
HB 199	84-0 (2015)	Author: Huberty, Dan	Relating to the issuance of specialty license plates for certain county officials.	House: Transportation Senate: Transportation	Referred to Transportation
HB 392	84-0 (2015)	Author: McClendon, Ruth \| et. al.	Relating to authorizing an optional county fee for vehicle registration to fund certain transportation projects.	House: Transportation	Committee report sent to Calendars
HB 735	84-0 (2015)	Author: Israel, Celia Sponsor: Ellis, Rodney	Relating to the collection of information regarding the number of alternatively fueled vehicles registered in this state.	House: Transportation Senate: Transportation	Effective on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HB 2208	84-0 (2015)	Author: Herrero, Abel Sponsor: Hinojosa, Juan	Relating to access to criminal history record information by a county tax assessor-collector.	House: Homeland Security & Public Safety Senate: Transportation	Effective immediately
HB 2337	84-0 (2015)	Author: Gonzales, Larry	Relating to the composition of the board of directors of an appraisal district.	House: Ways & Means	Referred to Ways & Means
HB 3002	84-0 (2015)	Author: Martinez, Armando \| et. al. Sponsor: Hinojosa, Juan	Relating to the fee imposed on certain property owners by a county for the establishment of street lights along a county road.	House: County Affairs Senate: Administration	Effective on 9/1/15
HB 3758	84-0 (2015)	Author: Burrows, Dustin	Relating to the assessment and disposition of charges for registering a motor vehicle that has been operated while improperly registered.	House: Transportation	Referred to Transportation
HB 3778	84-0 (2015)	Author: Koop, Linda	Relating to procedures of a county tax assessor-collector for collection of dishonored checks and invoices; authorizing a fee.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Finance	Referred to Finance
HB 3951	84-0 (2015)	Author: Huberty, Dan Sponsor: Bettencourt, Paul	Relating to the eligibility of persons to participate in an ad valorem tax sale of real property; creating a criminal offense.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Effective on 1/1/16
SB 1062	84-0 (2015)	Author: Bettencourt, Paul	Relating to the registration and certification of county tax assessor-collectors and their employees.	Senate: Finance	Referred to Finance
SB 1143	84-0 (2015)	Author: Watson, Kirk	Relating to the taxation, titling, and registration of certain motor vehicles.	Senate: Transportation	Referred to Transportation
SB 1577	84-0 (2015)	Author: Hinojosa, Juan	Relating to access to criminal history record information by a county tax assessor-collector.	Senate: Transportation	Committee report printed and distributed
SB 1950	84-0 (2015)	Author: Hinojosa, Juan Sponsor: Martinez, Armando	Relating to the fee imposed on certain property owners by a county for the establishment of street lights along a county road.	House: County Affairs Senate: Business & Commerce	Placed on General State Calendar
HB 168	83-0 (2013)	Author: Callegari, Bill	Relating to the operation, powers, and duties of certain water districts; providing clarification of existing authority with regard to the imposition or use of certain assessments, fees, or taxes; providing authority to change a fee or repeal a tax.	House: Natural Resources	Laid on the table subject to call
HB 519	83-0 (2013)	Author: Zerwas, John \| et. al.	Relating to voluntary donations to the Glenda Dawson Donate Life-Texas Registry.	House: Transportation	Laid on the table subject to call
HB 1094	83-0 (2013)	Author: Keffer, Jim \| et. al.	Relating to authorizing assessments for water and energy improvements in districts designated by municipalities and counties.	House: Energy Resources	Left pending in committee
HB 1224	83-0 (2013)	Author: Hilderbran, Harvey \| et. al.	Relating to continuing education requirements and a registration exemption for county tax assessor-collectors.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Finance	Referred to s/c on Fiscal Matters by Chair
HB 1309	83-0 (2013)	Author: Guillen, Ryan	Relating to authorizing a credit representing motor fuels taxes against, and imposing, a mileage tax and to the use of revenue from that tax; providing penalties.	House: Ways & Means	Referred to Ways & Means
HB 1983	83-0 (2013)	Author: Murphy, Jim	Relating to the fiscal transparency of certain entities responsible for public money.	House: Appropriations	Referred to Appropriations
HB 2202	83-0 (2013)	Author: Pickett, Joseph \| et. al. Sponsor: Williams, Tommy	Relating to the disposition of fees collected by or on behalf of the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles; authorizing fees.	House: Appropriations - S/C on Budget Transparency and Reform Senate: Finance	See remarks for effective date
HB 2421	83-0 (2013)	Author: Elkins, Gary	Relating to allowing a person to register a motor vehicle when delinquent in the payment of certain civil penalties.	House: Transportation	Left pending in committee
HB 2648	83-0 (2013)	Author: Herrero, Abel Sponsor: Hinojosa, Juan	Relating to access to criminal history record information by a county tax assessor-collector.	House: Homeland Security & Public Safety Senate: Transportation	Committee report printed and distributed
HB 2741	83-0 (2013)	Author: Phillips, Larry Sponsor: Nichols, Robert	Relating to the regulation of motor vehicles by counties and the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles; authorizing a fee; creating an offense.	House: Transportation Senate: Transportation	See remarks for effective date
HB 3284	83-0 (2013)	Author: Davis, Yvonne	Relating to the certification of certain chief appraisers as registered Texas assessors; imposing a fee.	House: Licensing & Administrative Procedures	No action taken in committee
HB 3304	83-0 (2013)	Author: Geren, Charlie \| et. al.	Relating to registration of a motor vehicle alleged to have been involved in a violation detected by a photographic traffic signal enforcement system.	House: Transportation	Left pending in committee
HB 3437	83-0 (2013)	Author: Otto, John	Relating to the procedure for obtaining an allocation for ad valorem tax purposes of the value of certain property that is used in this state and outside this state.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Finance	Referred to s/c on Fiscal Matters by Chair
HB 3613	83-0 (2013)	Author: Elkins, Gary Sponsor: Lucio, Jr., Eddie	Relating to the release of delinquent tax liens on manufactured homes.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Effective on 9/1/13
HB 3770	83-0 (2013)	Author: Coleman, Garnet	Relating to the refusal to register motor vehicles by a county assessor-collector or the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles; authorizing a fee.	House: Transportation	Left pending in committee
SB 385	83-0 (2013)	Author: Carona, John Sponsor: Keffer, Jim	Relating to authorizing assessments for water and energy improvements in regions designated by municipalities and counties; imposing a fee.	House: Energy Resources Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Effective immediately
SB 546	83-0 (2013)	Author: Williams, Tommy \| et. al. Sponsor: Hilderbran, Harvey	Relating to continuing education requirements and a registration exemption for county tax assessor-collectors.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Finance	See remarks for effective date
SB 902	83-0 (2013)	Author: Fraser, Troy Sponsor: Callegari, Bill	Relating to the operation, powers, and duties of certain water districts.	House: Natural Resources Senate: Natural Resources	See remarks for effective date
SB 1105	83-0 (2013)	Author: Duncan, Robert	Relating to an agreement between the Department of Public Safety of the State of Texas and a county for the provision of renewal and duplicate driver's licenses and other identification certificate services in certain counties; authorizing a fee.	Senate: Transportation	Left pending in committee
SB 1288	83-0 (2013)	Author: Williams, Tommy	Relating to the disposition of fees collected by or on behalf of the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles; authorizing fees.	Senate: Finance	Left pending in subcommittee
SB 1669	83-0 (2013)	Author: Nichols, Robert	Relating to the regulation of motor vehicles by counties and the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles; authorizing a fee; creating an offense.	Senate: Transportation	Left pending in committee
SB 1768	83-0 (2013)	Author: Rodríguez, José	Relating to the authorization for and imposition of hospital assessments by counties.	Senate: Health & Human Services	Referred to Health & Human Services
HB 217	82-0 (2011)	Author: Gallego, Pete	Relating to an optional county fee on registration of a vehicle in certain counties.	House: Transportation	Left pending in committee
HB 598	82-0 (2011)	Author: Jackson, Jim \| et. al.	Relating to requiring certain applicants for motor vehicle registration to provide proof that the applicant holds a valid driver's license.	House: Transportation Senate: Transportation & Homeland Security	Referred to Transportation & Homeland Sec.
HB 659	82-0 (2011)	Author: Villarreal, Mike	Relating to voluntary assessment of property owners by a municipality to finance water or energy efficiency improvements.	House: Energy Resources	Referred to Energy Resources
HB 717	82-0 (2011)	Author: Miller, Sid \| et. al.	Relating to the selection of the board of directors of an appraisal district.	House: Ways & Means	Committee report sent to Calendars
HB 843	82-0 (2011)	Author: Geren, Charlie \| et. al. Sponsor: Davis, Wendy	Relating to the use of electronic means for the delivery of ad valorem tax bills to certain property owners and agents.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Effective on 1/1/12
HB 2017	82-0 (2011)	Author: McClendon, Ruth \| et. al. Sponsor: Williams, Tommy	Relating to the organization, governance, duties, and functions of the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles.	House: Transportation Senate: Transportation & Homeland Security	Effective on 9/1/11
HB 2104	82-0 (2011)	Author: Jackson, Jim Sponsor: West, Royce	Relating to the amount of the bond for county taxes required to be given by the county assessor-collector for certain counties.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Effective on 9/1/11
HB 2338	82-0 (2011)	Author: Paxton, Ken \| et. al. Sponsor: Birdwell, Brian	Relating to the posting on the Internet by the county assessor-collector of information regarding ad valorem tax rates.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Effective on 9/1/11
HB 3179	82-0 (2011)	Author: Farias, Joe \| et. al. Sponsor: Davis, Wendy	Relating to contributions to the fund for veterans' assistance.	House: Defense & Veterans' Affairs Senate: Veteran Affairs & Military Installations	Not again placed on intent calendar
SB 459	82-0 (2011)	Author: Seliger, Kel	Relating to voluntary assessment of property owners by a municipality to finance water or energy efficiency improvements.	Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Referred to Intergovernmental Relations
SB 952	82-0 (2011)	Author: Davis, Wendy	Relating to the use of electronic means for the delivery of ad valorem tax bills to certain property owners and agents.	Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Referred to Intergovernmental Relations
SB 1035	82-0 (2011)	Author: Williams, Tommy Sponsor: Harless, Patricia	Relating to motor vehicle title services; providing penalties.	House: Transportation Senate: Transportation & Homeland Security	Vetoed by the Governor
SB 1386	82-0 (2011)	Author: Lucio, Jr., Eddie Sponsor: Oliveira, Rene	Relating to the refusal to register motor vehicles by a county assessor-collector or the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles.	House: Transportation Senate: Transportation & Homeland Security	Effective on 9/1/11
SB 1401	82-0 (2011)	Author: Williams, Tommy	Relating to the organization, governance, duties, and functions of the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles.	Senate: Transportation & Homeland Security	Not again placed on intent calendar
SB 1467	82-0 (2011)	Author: Lucio, Jr., Eddie	Relating to the assessment, collection, and distribution of a county or municipal occupation tax on certain coin-operated machines.	Senate: State Affairs	Referred to State Affairs
SB 1635	82-0 (2011)	Author: Davis, Wendy Sponsor: Farias, Joe	Relating to contributions to the fund for veterans' assistance.	House: Defense & Veterans' Affairs Senate: Veteran Affairs & Military Installations	Effective immediately
HB 60	81-0 (2009)	Author: Branch, Dan	Relating to a requirement that tax collectors accept partial payments of ad valorem taxes.	House: Ways & Means	Referred to Ways & Means
HB 115	81-0 (2009)	Author: Pickett, Joseph	Relating to the authority of a county tax assessor-collector to commission certain employees as peace officers.	House: Public Safety	Considered in Calendars
HB 653	81-0 (2009)	Author: Bonnen, Dennis	Relating to the inclusion on the exterior of an ad valorem tax bill of a statement directing the United States Postal Service to return the bill if it is not deliverable as addressed.	House: Ways & Means	Laid on the table subject to call
HB 1221	81-0 (2009)	Author: Howard, Charlie	Relating to the provision of information by tax officials related to ad valorem tax rates.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Finance	Referred to Finance
HB 1309	81-0 (2009)	Author: Otto, John Sponsor: Williams, Tommy	Relating to the date by which the comptroller must certify the apportioned amount of the market value of railroad rolling stock to a county assessor-collector.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Finance	Effective on 1/1/10
HB 1407	81-0 (2009)	Author: Geren, Charlie Sponsor: Davis, Wendy	Relating to the redemption of real property sold at an ad valorem tax sale.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Finance	Effective on 9/1/09
HB 2057	81-0 (2009)	Author: Gallego, Pete Sponsor: Uresti, Carlos	Relating to an optional county fee on registration of a vehicle in certain counties.	House: Transportation Senate: Transportation & Homeland Security	Not again placed on intent calendar
HB 2061	81-0 (2009)	Author: Gallego, Pete	Relating to the acceptance of electronic check and credit card payments for certain fees and taxes by a county tax assessor-collector.	House: Ways & Means	Left pending in committee
HB 2290	81-0 (2009)	Author: Gattis, Dan \| et. al.	Relating to the administration of appraisal districts.	House: Ways & Means	Left pending in committee
HB 2530	81-0 (2009)	Author: Harless, Patricia Sponsor: Davis, Wendy	Relating to the authority of a county assessor-collector or the Texas Department of Transportation to refuse to register certain vehicles.	House: Transportation Senate: Transportation & Homeland Security	Effective immediately
HB 2777	81-0 (2009)	Author: Farrar, Jessica	Relating to the requirement that an applicant for registration of a vehicle provide proof that the vehicle has passed a compulsory vehicle inspection.	House: Transportation	Referred to Transportation
HB 4038	81-0 (2009)	Author: Merritt, Tommy	Relating to the system for appraising property for ad valorem tax purposes.	House: Ways & Means	Left pending in committee
SB 562	81-0 (2009)	Author: Jackson, Mike Sponsor: Bonnen, Dennis	Relating to the inclusion on the exterior of an ad valorem tax bill of a statement directing the United States Postal Service to return the bill if it is not deliverable as addressed.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Finance	Effective on 9/1/09
SB 1469	81-0 (2009)	Author: Davis, Wendy \| et. al.	Relating to the redemption of real property sold at an ad valorem tax sale.	Senate: Finance	Co-author authorized
HB 2245	80-0 (2007)	Author: Parker, Tan	Relating to the authority of the voters of a county to allow the owners of certain real property to require that county and any municipal ad valorem taxes be imposed on that real property on the basis of a five-year average of the property's value.	House: Local Government Ways & Means	Referred to Local Government Ways and Means
HB 2420	80-0 (2007)	Author: Keffer, Jim \| et. al.	Relating to the requirement that the chief appraiser of an appraisal district provide an estimate of taxable value and related assistance to certain taxing units.	House: Local Government Ways & Means	Laid on the table subject to call
HJR 82	80-0 (2007)	Author: Parker, Tan	Proposing a constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature to permit the voters of a county to allow county and any municipal ad valorem taxes to be imposed on certain real property on the basis of a five-year average taxable value.	House: Local Government Ways & Means	Referred to Local Government Ways and Means
HB 648	79-0 (2005)	Author: Krusee, Mike	Relating to the presumptive value of a motor vehicle for purposes of the imposition of the sales and use tax.	House: Ways & Means	Referred to Ways & Means
HB 988	79-0 (2005)	Author: Chisum, Warren Sponsor: Lucio, Jr., Eddie	Relating to the requirement that a seller of a motor vehicle apply for registration and a certificate of title for the vehicle.	House: Transportation Senate: Transportation & Homeland Security	Effective on 9/1/05
HB 1222	79-0 (2005)	Author: Puente, Robert	Relating to the fee a county tax assessor-collector may charge for assessing and collecting ad valorem taxes for certain river authorities.	House: Natural Resources	Companion considered in lieu of in committee
HB 1471	79-0 (2005)	Author: Hegar, Glenn Sponsor: Deuell, Bob	Relating to the collection and administration of an occupation tax owed to a county.	House: Local Government Ways & Means Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Effective on 9/1/05
HB 1538	79-0 (2005)	Author: Hamric, Peggy	Relating to the authority of a county assessor-collector or the Texas Department of Transportation to refuse to register certain vehicles.	House: Transportation	No action taken in committee
HB 1627	79-0 (2005)	Author: Brown, Betty	Relating to the presumptive value of a motor vehicle for purposes of the imposition of the sales and use tax.	House: Ways & Means	Referred to Ways & Means
HB 3255	79-0 (2005)	Author: Van Arsdale, Corbin	Relating to consolidated collection of ad valorem taxes by the county tax assessor-collector.	House: Local Government Ways & Means	Referred to Local Government Ways and Means
SB 692	79-0 (2005)	Author: Madla, Frank \| et. al. Sponsor: Puente, Robert	Relating to the fee a county tax assessor-collector may charge for assessing and collecting ad valorem taxes for certain river authorities.	House: Natural Resources Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Effective immediately
HB 221	78-0 (2003)	Author: Goodman, Toby	Relating to the exemption from registration with the Board of Tax Professional Examiners for certain county assessor-collectors.	House: Local Government Ways and Means	Referred to Local Government Ways and Means
HB 245	78-0 (2003)	Author: Keffer, Jim \| et. al.	Relating to the disposition by counties of motor vehicle registration fees and sales tax revenue.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Infrastructure Development and Security	Referred to Infrastructure Dev & Security
HB 449	78-0 (2003)	Author: Mowery, Anna	Relating to the governance of an appraisal district by the county tax assessor-collector and to the administration of appraisal districts and appraisal review boards.	House: Local Government Ways and Means	Left pending in committee
HB 602	78-0 (2003)	Author: Noriega, Rick	Relating to the operation of a motor vehicle title service.	House: Transportation	Left pending in committee
HB 893	78-0 (2003)	Author: Haggerty, Pat Sponsor: Brimer, Kim	Relating to the correction of an appraisal roll, a tax roll, and other appropriate records following the final determination of an ad valorem tax appeal.	House: Local Government Ways and Means Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Effective on 9/1/03
HB 1935	78-0 (2003)	Author: Menendez, Jose	Relating to the compensation of a county tax assessor-collector for assessment and collection of taxes.	House: Local Government Ways and Means	Referred to Local Government Ways and Means
HB 3449	78-0 (2003)	Author: Noriega, Rick	Relating to the collection of delinquent ad valorem taxes.	House: Local Government Ways and Means	Left pending in committee
HB 3540	78-0 (2003)	Author: Chavez, Norma Sponsor: Shapleigh, Eliot	Relating to a refund of an overpayment or erroneous payment of ad valorem taxes by a tax collector who performs consolidated tax collection functions.	House: Local Government Ways and Means Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Effective on 9/1/03
HB 87	78-1 (2003)	Author: Puente, Robert	Relating to the fee a county tax assessor-collector may charge for assessing and collecting ad valorem taxes for a river authority.	House: Local Government Ways and Means	Referred to Local Government Ways and Means
HB 341	77-0 (2001)	Author: Keffer, Jim	Relating to disposition by counties of motor vehicle registration fees and sales tax revenue.	House: Ways & Means	No action taken in committee
HB 1393	77-0 (2001)	Author: Hodge, Terri Sponsor: Cain, David	Relating to the procedure for a refund of an overpayment or erroneous payment of ad valorem taxes.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Effective on 9/1/01
HB 1781	77-0 (2001)	Author: Mowery, Anna	Relating to the governance of an appraisal district by the county tax assessor-collector and to the administration of appraisal districts and appraisal review boards.	House: Ways & Means	Referred to Ways & Means
HB 2185	77-0 (2001)	Author: Goolsby, Tony Sponsor: Carona, John	Relating to fees collected by a county tax assessor-collector for processing certain payments by credit card.	House: County Affairs Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Effective immediately
HB 2226	77-0 (2001)	Author: Davis, John Sponsor: Jackson, Mike	Relating to the certification by a chief appraiser of certain taxable properties not included in the initial appraisal roll for a taxing unit.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Effective on 1/1/02
HB 2412	77-0 (2001)	Author: Ritter, Allan	Relating to ad valorem taxation.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Referred to Intergovernmental Relations
HB 2832	77-0 (2001)	Author: Smithee, John Sponsor: Bivins, Teel	Relating to requiring tax collectors to notify taxpayers of certain overpayments of ad valorem taxes and to issue refunds of certain duplicate payments of ad valorem taxes.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Effective on 1/1/02
HB 3049	77-0 (2001)	Author: Ramsay, Tom Sponsor: Madla, Frank	Relating to the use of interest earned on motor vehicle inventory tax escrow accounts.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Committee report printed and distributed
HCR 87	77-0 (2001)	Author: Flores, Kino	Directing the Texas Department of Transportation to create county "one-stop" shops for vehicle titling and registration.	House: Transportation	Referred to Transportation
HJR 75	77-0 (2001)	Author: Mowery, Anna \| et. al. Sponsor: Shapiro, Florence	Proposing a constitutional amendment to eliminate obsolete, archaic, redundant, and unnecessary provisions and to clarify, update, and harmonize certain provisions of the Texas Constitution.	House: Constitutional Revision, Select Senate: State Affairs	Filed with the Secretary of State
SB 180	77-0 (2001)	Author: Fraser, Troy \| et. al. Sponsor: Keffer, Jim	Relating to the disposition by counties of motor vehicle registration fees and sales tax revenue.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Finance	Placed on General State Calendar
SB 412	77-0 (2001)	Author: Shapiro, Florence	Relating to the allocation and use by counties of revenue from motor vehicle sales and use taxes and vehicle registration fees.	Senate: Finance	Left pending in committee
SB 1095	77-0 (2001)	Author: Carona, John Sponsor: Ritter, Allan	Relating to ad valorem taxation.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Effective on 9/1/01
SB 1816	77-0 (2001)	Author: Jackson, Mike	Relating to the certification by a chief appraiser of certain taxable properties not included in the initial appraisal roll for a taxing unit.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Referred to Ways & Means
HB 56	76-0 (1999)	Author: Cuellar, Henry	Relating to the sale of a motor vehicle by an individual; providing penalties.	House: Transportation	Referred to Transportation
HB 351	76-0 (1999)	Author: Denny, Mary \| et. al. Sponsor: Ellis, Rodney	Relating to the civil liability of a county tax assessor-collector.	House: Civil Practices Senate: Jurisprudence	Effective on 9/1/99
HB 1519	76-0 (1999)	Author: Junell, Robert	Relating to the disposition of revenue from the motor vehicle sales tax by certain counties.	House: Ways & Means	Reported favorably as amended
HB 1707	76-0 (1999)	Author: Uher, D.R. Sponsor: Armbrister, Kenneth	Relating to registration of certain motor vehicles by a county tax assessor-collector.	House: Transportation Senate: Economic Development	Effective immediately
HB 1905	76-0 (1999)	Author: Longoria, John	Relating to the authority of the commissioners court of a county to contract for the collection of delinquent ad valorem taxes.	House: County Affairs	Left pending in committee
HB 2004	76-0 (1999)	Author: Pickett, Joseph \| et. al. Sponsor: Shapleigh, Eliot	Relating to authorizing the Texas Department of Transportation to lease additional equipment to counties for the automated motor vehicle registration and title system.	House: Transportation Senate: State Affairs	Effective immediately
HB 2028	76-0 (1999)	Author: Merritt, Tommy	Relating to the administration of appraisal districts and the appraisal of property for ad valorem tax purposes.	House: Ways & Means	Referred to Ways & Means
HB 2297	76-0 (1999)	Author: Longoria, John	Relating to the compensation of certain county tax assessor-collectors.	House: County Affairs	Left pending in committee
HB 2330	76-0 (1999)	Author: Mowery, Anna	Relating to the governance of appraisal districts by the elected county tax assessor-collector and to related changes to the administration of appraisal districts and appraisal review boards.	House: Ways & Means	Left pending in committee
HB 2380	76-0 (1999)	Author: Burnam, Lon	Relating to ad valorem tax revenues collected by the assessor-collector of certain counties and to interest on those revenues.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Referred to Intergovernmental Relations
HB 2610	76-0 (1999)	Author: Greenberg, Sherri	Relating to the voting status of a county assessor-collector serving on the board of directors of an appraisal district.	House: Ways & Means	Referred to Ways & Means
HB 3458	76-0 (1999)	Author: Kuempel, Edmund Sponsor: Madla, Frank	Relating to certain bonds required of a county tax assessor-collector and a county treasurer.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Effective in 90 days -- 8/30/99
SB 213	76-0 (1999)	Author: Duncan, Robert	Relating to an exception for certain officers from the registration requirements of The Property Taxation Professional Certification Act.	Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Referred to Intergovernmental Relations
SB 520	76-0 (1999)	Author: Cain, David	Relating to discharge of a lien on a motor vehicle.	Senate: Economic Development	Removed from local & uncontested calendar
SB 1068	76-0 (1999)	Author: Fraser, Troy Sponsor: Junell, Robert	Relating to disposition by counties of motor vehicle registration fees and sales tax revenue.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Finance	Committee report sent to Calendars
SB 1119	76-0 (1999)	Author: Armbrister, Kenneth	Relating to the publication of certain tax and financial information required prior to the adoption of an ad valorem tax rate by a taxing unit.	Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Left pending in committee
HB 208	70-0 (1987)	Author: Criss, Lloyd	Relating to the appraisal of property for purposes of property taxation.	House: Ways & Means	Pending in subcommittee
HB 209	70-0 (1987)	Author: Criss, Lloyd	Relating to the consolidation of ad valorem tax assessment and collection.	House: Ways & Means	Referred to subcommittee
HB 759	70-0 (1987)	Author: Guerrero, Lena Sponsor: Barrientos, Gonzalo	Relating to the authority of a county tax assessor-collector to collect a fee for returned checks.	House: County Affairs Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Effective in 90 days-8/31/87
HB 1045	70-0 (1987)	Author: Eckels, Robert	Relating to the liability of a county tax assessor-collector for the loss of public funds.	House: County Affairs	Placed on General State Calendar
HB 2246	70-0 (1987)	Author: Marchant, Kenny	Relating to the fee for registering a motor vehicle utilizing a credit or debit card, or off-premises location under contract to the county.	House: Transportation	Comm. laid on table subj. to call
HB 95	70-2 (1987)	Author: Eckels, Robert Sponsor: Brown, J.E.	Relating to the liability of a county tax assessor-collector for the loss of public funds.	House: County Affairs Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Effective in 90 days-10/20/87
HB 794	69-0 (1985)	Author: Jackson, Lee Sponsor: Traeger, John	Relating to the validation of acts by the county tax assessor-collector in certain counties regarding optional county motor vehicle registration fees.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Effective immediately
HB 1260	69-0 (1985)	Author: Hill, Patricia	Relating to local government cooperation to enforce through administration of motor vehicle registration a warrant issued for the arrest of a person who has failed to appear or pay a fine on a complaint for which punishment is by fine only.	House: Transportation	Referred to Transportation
HB 33	69-3 (1986)	Author: Oakley, Keith	Relating to the governing of appraisal districts for ad valorem taxation.	House: Ways & Means	Referred to Ways & Means
HB 1038	68-0 (1983)	Author: Hill, Gerald Sponsor: Vale, Bob	Relating to the consolidation of duties in connection with voter registration and the conduct of elections in the office of the county clerk or county tax assessor-collector.	House: Elections Senate: State Affairs	Effective on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HB 1084	68-0 (1983)	Author: Jackson, Lee Sponsor: Lyon, Ted	Relating to local government cooperation to enforce traffic fines and motor vehicle taxes through administration of motor vehicle registration.	House: Transportation Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Referred to subcommittee
HB 1421	68-0 (1983)	Author: Jones, Arves Sponsor: Sims, Bill	Relating to the deposit in financial institutions of money received by the county tax collector for motor vehicle registration and certificates of title.	House: County Affairs Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Effective on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HB 1500	68-0 (1983)	Author: Peveto, Wayne Sponsor: Williams, Lindon	Relating to the correction of a tax roll prepared by a tax assessor for a taxing unit prior to the participation of the taxing unit in an appraisal district.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Finance	Effective on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HB 2282	68-0 (1983)	Author: Schlueter, Stan Sponsor: Jones, Grant	Relating to the submission of the tax collector's annual report to the governing body.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Finance	Effective on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SB 547	68-0 (1983)	Author: Whitmire, John Sponsor: Patronella, David	Relating to the administration of oaths and taking of acknowledgments by the county assessor-collector or employees of that office relating to certain documents.	House: County Affairs Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Effective on . . . . . . . . . .
SB 1046	68-0 (1983)	Author: Vale, Bob	Relating to the consolidation of duties in connection with voter registration and the conduct of elections in the office of the county clerk or county tax assessor-collector.	Senate: State Affairs	Testimony taken
SJR 31	68-0 (1983)	Author: Santiesteban, H.	Proposing a constitutional amendment relating to the consolidation of property tax assessment and collections functions in the counties.	Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	No action taken
HB 589	67-0 (1981)	Author: Heatly, W.S. "Bill"	Relating to delivery of application forms for residence homestead exemptions.	House: Ways & Means	Referred to subcommittee
HB 1386	67-0 (1981)	Author: Leonard, Jr., Bob	Relating to fees received by county tax assessors-collectors for vehicle registrations.	House: Ways & Means	Referred to subcommittee
HB 1462	67-0 (1981)	Author: DeLay, Tom Sponsor: Richards, Mike	Relating to the delinquency date of property taxes collected for the 1980 tax year by the county assessor-collector in certain counties.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Finance	Effective immediately
HB 58	67-1 (1981)	Author: Turner, Jim	Relating to a county tax assessor-collector's bond.	House: Ways & Means	Referred to Committee on Ways & Means
HCR 44	67-1 (1981)	Author: Sharp, John Sponsor: Wilson, John	Requesting a moratorium on increased assessment of livestock and poultry.	Senate: Finance	Signed by the Governor
HB 1124	66-0 (1979)	Author: Washington, Craig	Repealing the statute which authorizes the State Comptroller of Public Accounts to hold a conference for County Tax Assessor-Collectors and to pay for the travel expenses of local officials to the conference.	House: Ways & Means	Laid on the table subject to call
SB 971	66-0 (1979)	Author: Brooks, Chet Sponsor: Washington, Craig	Authorizes the Comptroller of Public Accounts of Texas to hold a conference for county tax assessor-collectors and to pay for the travel expenses of local officials to the conference; and declaring an emergency.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Finance	Effective on . . . . . . . . . .
SB 976	66-0 (1979)	Author: Jones, Grant Sponsor: Peveto, Wayne	Relating to evidence of payment of property taxes on mobile homes; providing penalties.	House: Ways & Means Senate: Finance	Referred to Subcommittee on Revenue Administration
SJR 48	66-0 (1979)	Author: Jones, Grant	Proposing a constitutional amendment to eliminate requirement that county tax assessor-collector appriase property for county taxation and to eliminate the requirement that the commissioner court serve as a board of equalization.	Senate: Finance	Referred to Committee on Finance
HB 1976	65-0 (1977)	Author: Cartwright, Donald Sponsor: Lombardino, Frank	Relating to the acceptance of checks by a tax collector for the payment of certain fees and taxes; providing procedures for the collection of dishonored checks received for the payment of certain fees and taxes.	House: Intergovernmental Affairs Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Effective in 90 days
HB 610	64-0 (1975)	Author: Caldwell, Neil Sponsor: Hance, Kent	Relating to the duties of tax assessor-collectors.	House: Intergovernmental Affairs Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Effective in 90 days
HB 635	64-0 (1975)	Author: Jones, Luther	Relating to the Comptroller of Public Accounts establishing a training program for tax assessors.	House: Revenue & Taxation	Reported from committee favorably without amendments
HB 641	64-0 (1975)	Author: Jones, Luther Sponsor: Santiesteban, H.	Relating to refunds of County Tax Collectors to taxpayers for erroneous payments.	House: Intergovernmental Affairs Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Effective in 90 days
HB 1121	64-0 (1975)	Author: Harris, Ed	Relating to the registration and certification of persons engaged in the assessment of property for ad valorem taxation; creating the State Board of Registration and Professional Certification for Assessors in Texas; providing functions, duties, and procedures applicable to the board; providing penalties; providing for the appropriation of funds.	House: State Affairs	Referred to subcommittee
HB 1262	64-0 (1975)	Author: Wyatt, Jr., Joe	Relating to reporting of property tax information to the comptroller of public accounts.	House: Revenue & Taxation	Reported from committee favorably without amendments
HB 1412	64-0 (1975)	Author: Lewis, Gibson	Providing for fees and service charge of tax assessors-collectors for issuing license receipts and license plates in the registration of motor vehicles.	House: Transportation	Reported from committee favorably without amendments
HB 1927	64-0 (1975)	Author: Florence, Buck	Relating to the apportionment of funds between the County Tax Collector and the State Highway Department.	House: Transportation	Rules suspended
HB 1981	64-0 (1975)	Author: Peveto, Wayne	Providing for the weekly forwarding by the Tax Assessor and Collector to the Comptroller of Public Accounts monies collected from taxes imposed by Motor Vehicle Retail Sales and Use Tax; providing an effective date.	House: Revenue & Taxation	Referred to Committee on Revenue and Taxation
SB 104	64-0 (1975)	Author: Schwartz, A.R. "Babe"	Relating to the registration and certification of persons engaged in assessment of property for ad valorem taxation; creating the State Board of Registration and Professional Certification for Assessors in Texas; providing for membership, terms, organization, functions and duties of the board; providing procedures for carrying out the terms of this Act; providing for fees, the establishment of the Assessors' Registration Fund, and the payment of compensation and expenses; providing enforcement procedures, providing qualifications, duties, and standards of conduct for persons engaged in assessing property; defining certain offenses and providing penalties.	House: State Affairs Senate: State Affairs	Reported from committee favorably with amendments
SB 120	64-0 (1975)	Author: Meier, Bill	Relating to the reporting of information by all ad valorem property tax jurisdictions to the Comptroller of Public Accounts.	Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Referred to Committee on Intergovernmental Relations
SB 867	64-0 (1975)	Author: Williams, Lindon	Providing for fees and service charge of tax assessors-collectors for issuing license receipts and license plates in the registration of motor vehicles.	Senate: Intergovernmental Relations	Reported from committee favorably
HB 68	63-0 (1973)	Author: Cobb, L. Dean Sponsor: Traeger, John	Relating to certain fees charged by the county tax assessor-collector for processing or issuing certain documents.	House: State Affairs Senate: Administration	Signed by the Governor
HB 900	63-0 (1973)	Author: Kubiak, Dan	Authorizing the county tax assessor-collector to assess and collect property taxes for all governmental agencies which tax property located in the county.	House: Intergovernmental Affairs	Reported favorably
HB 1179	63-0 (1973)	Author: Cavness, Don Sponsor: Herring, Charles	Relating to the bond for State taxes given by county tax assessor-collectors.	House: Revenue & Taxation Senate: Administration	Signed by the Governor
HB 1308	63-0 (1973)	Author: Denton, Lane	Relating to the certification by the Comptroller of the qualifications of certain persons appraising property for property tax purposes; providing certification for certain schools, colleges, and universities training certain property appraisers; providing penalties; limiting the purposes for which certain persons may be employed by the commissioners court in determining tax data.	House: Revenue & Taxation	Referred to subcommittee
HB 1702	63-0 (1973)	Author: Jones, Luther	Relating to certain fees charged by the county tax assessor-collector for processing or issuing certain documents; providing an appropriation; amending Section 4, Article 7100, Revised Civil Statutes of Texas, 1925, as amended; and declaring an emergency.	House: Intergovernmental Affairs	Referred to Committee on Intergovernmental Affairs
SB 105	63-0 (1973)	Author: Traeger, John	Relating to the time for payment of special $1 fee for certain receipts and certificates issued by tax assessor-collectors; removing provisions providing that the payment of the fees is a condition precedent to the validity of the receipt or certificate; removing certain provisions relating to appropriations.	Senate: State Affairs	Signed by Governor
SB 932	63-0 (1973)	Author: Blanchard, H.J. "Doc"	Relating to certain fees charged by the county tax assessor-collector for processing or issuing certain documents; providing an appropriation.	Senate: State Affairs	Reported favorably
HB 258	62-0 (1971)	Author: Holmes, Tom	Relating to appointment of a county tax assessor-collector in a county under 10,000 inhabitants following an election adding the separate office.
HB 1188	62-0 (1971)	Author: Clark, Jim \| et. al. Sponsor: Wallace, Jim	Relating to the mileage allowance of the county tax assessor and collector and his deputies in certain counties.
HB 1305	62-0 (1971)	Author: Finck, Bill	Relating to the compensation for assessors-collectors of taxes in certain counties.
HB 1796	62-0 (1971)	Author: Price, Rayford Sponsor: Wilson, Charles	Relating to branch offices for tax assessors and collectors in certain counties.
SB 84	62-0 (1971)	Author: Word, J.P.	Relating to authorizing the commissioners court in any county to establish a suboffice or branch office for the sale of license plates and collection of taxes.
SB 251	62-0 (1971)	Author: Creighton, Tom Sponsor: Lewis, Gib	Relating to increasing the fee of the tax assessor and collector for collecting the tax imposed by Chapter 6 of Title 122A to five percent.
HB 121	61-0 (1969)	Author: Price, William Rayford	Relating to branch offices for county tax assessors and collectors in certain counties.
HB 768	61-0 (1969)	Author: Bray, Jamie Houston \| et. al.	Relating to providing for fees and service charge of tax assessors-collectors for issuing license receipts and license plates in the registration of motor vehicles.
HB 1092	61-0 (1969)	Author: Willis, Doyle	Relating to authorizing proration of taxes, release of tax liens and collection of taxes on land acquired for public purposes, and the proration of taxes, penalties, and interest on land subject to sale for collection of delinquent taxes.
HB 1442	61-0 (1969)	Author: Holland, W. Lamoine	Relating to providing maximum compensation for assessor-collectors of taxes for all counties having a population of not less than 600,000 and not more than 900,000 according to the 1960 federal census.
SB 123	61-0 (1969)	Author: Strong, Jack B.	Relating to providing for valuation of property for taxing purposes for all taxing authorities by the county tax assessor-collector; providing for a common board of equalization composed of all assessors in the county by amending certain Statutes.
HB 404	60-0 (1967)	Author: Slider, James Lenoy	Relating to amending certain acts so as to authorize fresh water supply districts and hospital districts to authorize the assessor and collector of taxes for the county in which such are located to act as assessors and collectors of taxes for such districts.
HB 421	60-0 (1967)	Author: Howard, David Currie "Dave"	Relating to requiring the county tax assessor and collector to indicate on the current tax notice sent to a property owner that there are delinquent taxes owed on the property.
HB 445	60-0 (1967)	Author: Duggan, Jr., Fitzhugh Lee	Relating to amending certain acts providing for fees of Tax Assessors-Collectors for issuing license receipts and license plates.
HB 662	60-0 (1967)	Author: Clark, Jr., James Howard "Jim"	Relating to the issuance of tax certificates by tax collectors and their use (together with tax receipts) as evidence of payment of taxes.
HB 1116	60-0 (1967)	Author: Garwood, Jr., Roy Harper \| et. al.	Relating to providing maximum compensation for assessor-collectors of taxes for certain counties.
SB 564	60-0 (1967)	Author: Berry, Virgil E. "Red" \| et. al.	Relating to providing maximum compensation for assessor-collectors of taxes for all counties having a population of not less than 600,000 nor more than 900,000 according to the last preceding Federal Census.
SCR 78	60-0 (1967)
SJR 15	60-0 (1967)	Author: Mauzy, Oscar	Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the State of Texas to make it mandatory that a Sheriff and a County Tax Assessor-Collector shall be elected in each county in the State of Texas at the General Election in November, 1968.
HB 1039	59-0 (1965)	Author: Hale, L. DeWitt	Relating to requiring all taxing authorities using the services of the county tax assessor-collector, either in assessing or collecting taxes for the taxing authority, to furnish the county tax assessor-collector, on or before July 20th of each year, the tax rate adopted by the taxing authority for the succeeding taxable year.
HJR 33	59-0 (1965)	Author: McIlhany, Grainger Walter \| et. al.	Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Texas so as to make it mandatory that a Sheriff and a County Tax Assessor-Collector shall be elected in each county in the State of Texas at the General Election in November, 1968.
SB 549	59-0 (1965)	Author: Hall, Ralph M. \| et. al.	Relating to requiring all taxing authorities using the services of the county tax assessor-collector, either in assessing or collecting taxes for the taxing authority, to furnish the county tax assessor-collector, on or before July 20th of each year, the tax rate adopted by the taxing authority for the succeeding taxable year.
SJR 16	59-0 (1965)	Author: Rogers, Andrew J. "Andy"	Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Texas so as to make it mandatory that a Sheriff and a County Tax Assessor-Collector shall be elected in each county in the State of Texas at the General Election in November, 1968.
HB 220	58-0 (1963)	Author: Wilson, Charles N. "Charlie" \| et. al.	Relating to providing for the compensation of the Assessor and Collector of Taxes in assessing and collecting State and County taxes.
HB 747	58-0 (1963)	Author: Brooks, Chet \| et. al.	Relating to allowing the Commissioners Court of the county to increase the allowance for the use of personally owned automobiles of the County Tax Assessor and Collector and his deputies.
HB 758	58-0 (1963)	Author: Walker, Bill Newton "Billy"	Relating to allowing the County Tax Assessor-Collector to charge additional fees for the assessment and collection of taxes on behalf of drainage districts, road districts, common or independent school districts, water control and improvement districts, navigation districts, or other political subdivisions of the county.
SB 113	58-0 (1963)	Author: Parkhouse, George M.	Relating to providing for the compensation of the Assessor and Collector of Taxes in assessing and collecting State and County taxes.
SB 415	58-0 (1963)	Author: Kennard, Don	Relating to providing that the Tax Assessor and Collector shall forward ninety-five percent (95%) of money collected for Motor Vehicle Retail Sales and Use Tax to the Comptroller of Public Accounts, and retain five per cent (5%) of said taxes as fees of office, or to be paid into the officers' salary fund of the county as provided by General Law.
HB 192	57-0 (1961)	Author: Watson, Jr., Murray	Relating to amending a certain Statute providing that the Tax Assessor-Collectors shall be entitled to deduct amounts of double payments and homestead exemptions claimed, and refund same to claimants, if paid in error.
HB 916	57-0 (1961)	Author: Alaniz, John C.	Relating to providing maximum compensation for assessor-collectors of taxes for certain counties.
HJR 42	57-0 (1961)	Author: Spears, Jr., Franklin Scott	Relating to proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Texas to provide that each county shall have only one Assessor and Collector of Taxes, and that he shall collect the taxes levied by all governmental units in the county and render to the taxpayer a single bill based on a single assessment for a single tax period, the calendar year, which bill shall cover all ad valorem taxes levied against such taxpayer's property.
SB 163	57-0 (1961)	Author: Willis, Doyle	Relating to amending a certain Act providing for fees of Tax Assessors-Collectors for issuing license receipts and license plates; providing an effective date.
HB 192	56-0 (1959)	Author: Terrell, L. C. "Less" \| et. al.	Relating to the duties of tax collectors and assessors in certain counties in connection with delinquent taxes.
HB 609	56-0 (1959)	Author: Collins, Sam Forse	Relating to property subject to taxation by Water Control and Improvement Districts.
HB 695	56-0 (1959)	Author: Zbranek, Jaromir Charles "Zeke"	Relating to amending certain acts so as to provide that the Tax Assessor-Collector shall be entitled to deduct amounts of homestead exemptions claimed, and refund same to claimants, if paid in error and reported in prior months of the current tax year, from the amounts due on such later monthly reports of tax collections due the State; providing that the State Comptroller shall honor such deductions so long as they are made prior to June 30 of the year when current taxpaying ends.
HB 732	56-0 (1959)	Author: Russell, Jr., Raymond R.	Relating to amending certain statutes relative to the deputies of Assessors and Collectors of Texas.
HJR 40	56-0 (1959)	Author: Spears, Jr., Franklin Scott	Proposing an amendment providing that each county shall have only one Assessor and Collector of Taxes, and that he shall collect the taxes levied by all governmental units in the county and render to the taxpayer a single bill based on a single assessment for a single tax period, the calendar year, which bill shall cover all ad valorem taxes levied against such taxpayer's property.
SB 366	56-0 (1959)	Author: Wood, Bill D.	Relating to amending certain statutes relating to the deputies of Assessors and Collectors of Texas.
SB 394	55-0 (1957)	Author: Secrest, Jarrard	Relating to permitting the Assessor-Collector of Taxes of each county, and the Sheriff who also performs the duties of Assessor-Collector of Taxes in certain counties, to attend one professional conference or legal institute each year, as may be called by the State Comptroller of Public Accounts.
HB 49	55-1 (1957)	Author: Mann, Frank E.	Relating to providing that the Tax Collectors shall be entitled to deduct amounts of homestead exemptions claimed, and refund same to claimants, if paid in error and reported in prior months of the Current tax year, from the amounts due on such later monthly reports of tax collections due the State; and providing that the State Comptroller shall honor such deductions so long as they are made prior to June 30 of the year when current taxpaying ends.
HB 10	55-2 (1957)	Author: Mann, Frank E.	Relating to amending certain Statutes by providing that the Tax Collectors shall be entitled to deduct amounts of homestead exemptions claimed, and refund same to claimants, if paid in error and reported in prior months of the Current tax year, from the amounts due on such later monthly reports of tax collections due the State; providing that the State Comptroller shall honor such deductions so long as they are made prior to June 30 of the year when current taxpaying ends.
HB 297	54-0 (1955)	Author: Ford, Jr., Curtis	Relating to authorizing the appointment of two chief deputies for the assessor and collector of taxes in each county of this State having a population of one hundred and fifty thousand (150,000) inhabitants or more, to be known as the chief deputy assessor and the chief deputy collector; providing for their compensation and method of appointment; providing that this Act shall be cumulative of existing laws.
HB 486	54-0 (1955)	Author: Blaine, John E. "Ned" \| et. al.	Relating to requiring the assessor-collector of taxes of each county to attend one professional conference or legal institute each year and such other conferences or institutes as may be called by the State Comptroller of Public Accounts; providing that the county shall pay all the expenses of the assessor-collector of taxes for attending these conferences or institutes.
HB 487	54-0 (1955)	Author: Blaine, John E. "Ned" \| et. al.	Relating to coordinating and correlating the existing statutes relating to the equalization of property for purposes of ad valorem taxation and the fixing of tax rates by all governmental subdivisions and districts whose taxes are carried on the county tax roll, and to provide the county tax assessor-collector sufficient time to complete the current tax roll, current receipts and tax notices prior to the date fixed by law for current collections to begin.
HB 661	54-0 (1955)	Author: Murphy, Jr., Charles Alfred \| et. al.	Relating to amending certain Acts so as to prescribe the fees for the issuance of Certificates of Title, providing for the collection and disposition of such fees, providing for additional compensation of county tax assessor-collectors for their services in administering the Certificate of Title Act; making an appropriation of the fees allocated to the State Highway Department.
HB 718	54-0 (1955)	Author: Garrett, Gustin "Gus"	Relating to requiring the county clerk to notify the county tax assessor-collector of transfers of real property filed for record in his office; authorizing other taxing units within the county to request similar notification and making it the duty of the county clerk to comply with such requests, subject to a stated condition.
SB 230	54-0 (1955)	Author: Secrest, Jarrard	Relating to requiring the assessor-collector of taxes of each county to attend one professional conference or legal institute each year and such other conferences or institutes as may be called by the State Comptroller of Public Accounts; providing that the county shall pay all the expenses of the assessor-collector of taxes for attending these conferences or institutes; providing that in the event the assessor-collector of taxes is unable to attend that his first assistant, chief deputy or some other assistant designated by him shall attend the conferences or institutes; providing the fund out of which the expenses of the assessor-collector of taxes or his deputies and assistants shall be paid; providing for a repealing clause.
HB 268	53-0 (1953)	Author: Stark, Richard S.	Relating to amending certain Statutes by lowering the classification of counties in which the tax assessor-collector may maintain branch offices in cities and towns of one thousand (1,000) or more population from counties having more than seventy-four thousand (74,000) inhabitants to counties having more than seventy thousand (70,000) inhabitants.
HB 378	53-0 (1953)	Author: Walling, J. B.	Relating to amending certain Acts to provide that county tax assessors and collectors shall retain ten per cent of the motor vehicle sales and use tax as fees of office or to be paid to the officers salary fund of the county where collected.
HB 470	53-0 (1953)	Author: Sandahl, Jr., Charles L. \| et. al.	Relating to amending certain Statutes by providing for persons, associations and corporations desiring the right of exemption of property from taxation under the laws of Texas to file a claim for exemption with the appropriate Tax Assessor during the period prescribed for rendition of property for taxes.
HB 482	53-0 (1953)	Author: Ford, Jr., Curtis	Relating to authorizing the appointment of two (2) chief deputies for each tax assessor and collector in each county of this State having a population of one hundred thousand (100,000) inhabitants or more to be known as the chief deputy assessor and the chief deputy collector.
HB 540	53-0 (1953)	Author: Carpenter, Frank H.	Relating to amending certain Statutes by providing for the fees of the tax collector for collecting delinquent taxes.
HB 564	53-0 (1953)	Author: Miller, Jr., William Andrew \| et. al.	Relating to amending certain Statutes to allow the Commissioners Court of the county to increase the allowance for the use of automobiles in the County Tax Assessor and Collectors office from four cents (4¢) per mile traveled, to six cents (6¢) per mile where such automobile is used in county work.
HB 742	53-0 (1953)	Author: Meridith, Fred V.	Relating to amending certain Statutes by providing that State Highway Department claims for refunds of alleged illegal motor vehicle registrations be directed toward the registrant allegedly violating the provisions of this Act.
HB 769	53-0 (1953)	Author: Stilwell, Thomas H.	Relating to amending certain statutes, providing that Tax Collectors of all counties in Texas and of cities, political subdivisions or tax assessing districts within such counties, shall issue, upon request, a certificate showing the condition of taxes, interest, penalty and costs on the property therein stated.
HJR 8	53-0 (1953)	Author: Bryan, Sr., Jack C.	Proposing a constitutional amendment providing that in counties of less than 10,000 inhabitants, as determined by the last preceding census of the United States, elections may be held to provide for an Assessor-Collector of Taxes.
SB 185	53-0 (1953)	Author: Rogers, Johnnie B.	Relating to amending Statutes to provide for persons, associations and corporations desiring the right of exemption of property from taxation under the laws of Texas to file a claim for exemption with the appropriate Tax Assessor during the period prescribed for rendition of property for taxes.
HB 264	52-0 (1951)	Author: Moore, Sr., Carlton	Relating to authorizing the County Tax Collectors of all counties having a population of five hundred thousand (500,000) or more, to cause to be compiled a delinquent tax record of delinquent taxes not barred, where such county has as many as two (2) years delinquency, and the compiled delinquent records shall be examined by the Commissioners Court and the Comptroller or Governing Body.
HB 356	52-0 (1951)	Author: Stockard, Jerry Todd	Relating to amending certain acts by providing for fees of Tax Assessors-Collectors for issuing license receipts and license plates; providing that the Tax Assessor-Collector shall pay the entire expense of issuance of such license receipts and license plates and the cost of postage used in mailing same to applicants.
SB 22	52-0 (1951)	Author: Strauss, Sr., Gus James \| et. al.	Relating to authorizing Boards of School Trustees in municipal school districts to contract with county assessors and collectors of taxes to assess and collect school taxes for such municipal school districts; providing for payment of such service when rendered by such assessors and collectors; providing for method of notifying assessors and collectors of the desires of School Boards in such districts; providing the method of making remittance of such taxes as are collected by said collectors.
SB 197	52-0 (1951)	Author: Kelly, Keith F.	Relating to amending certain acts by providing for the compensation of the Assessor and Collector of Taxes in assessing and collecting state and county and other taxes and for issuing ad valorem tax certificates.
SB 363	52-0 (1951)	Author: Bullock, Pat M.	Relating to requiring applicants for registration of vehicles subject to registration by law to present to the county tax collector to whom application for registration is made a statement showing the county, city or towns by which such vehicles were taxable for the preceding year, and to exhibit to such tax collector receipts, certificates or sworn statements showing payment of all county, city or town ad valorem taxes for such preceding year, for which such vehicle was taxable.
HB 31	51-0 (1949)	Author: Lehman, Henry G. "Bud"	Relating to providing for the withholding of the payment of fees and commissions for the collection of delinquent taxes in the event the collector of taxes fails or refuses to compile, recompile or supplement the delinquent tax record as provided for by law; repealing all laws and parts of law in conflict herewith; providing that if any portion of this Act be declared unconstitutional or invalid the remainder shall not be affected thereby.
HB 32	51-0 (1949)	Author: Bradshaw, Floyd Francis	Relating to requiring all County Tax Collectors to require proof that all ad valorem taxes have been paid on motor vehicles before license receipts or license plates are issued thereon; providing a penalty; repealing all laws and parts of laws in conflict therewith.
HB 170	51-0 (1949)	Author: Wisener, Jack K.	Relating to amending a certain Act relating to tax collecting to make such law applicable to all of the counties, cities, political subdivisions, or tax-assessing districts in the State of Texas; providing for the collection by the Tax Collector of a fee of One Dollar for the issuance of each certificate on each tract of land to be accounted for as official fees of office; and defining the term "tract of land"; providing for repeal of all laws or parts of laws in conflict therewith.
HB 230	51-0 (1949)	Author: Yezak, Herman	Relating to amending a previous Article, providing additional duties of the Tax Assessor and Collector or his deputy whenever any tax is paid.
HB 368	51-0 (1949)	Author: Chambers, William R. "Bill"	Relating to authorize and facilitate and aid the Tax Assessor and Collector in the collection of delinquent taxes by authorizing the appointment of a competent deputy and prescribing his duties, also authorizing the commissioners courts and Tax Assessor and Collector to adjust differences arising in delinquent tax matters, and the duty of the Tax Assessor and Collector in the case of no adjustment being agreed to; repealing all laws and parts of laws in conflict with this act.
SB 211	51-0 (1949)	Author: Ashley, Sr., Carlos C.	Relating to amending a previous Act, providing for the compensation of the Assessor and Collector of Taxes in assessing and collecting State and county and other taxes and for issuing ad valorem tax certificates; repealing all laws in conflict herewith.
SB 323	51-0 (1949)	Author: Hazlewood, Grady	Relating to amending a previous Act, authorizing the Board of Education of any Junior College District to have its taxes assessed and collected, or collected only, by the City Assessor and Collector of an incorporated city or town in the limits of which the Junior College District, or a part thereof, is located.
SB 351	51-0 (1949)	Author: Martin, Crawford Collins	Relating to validate the acts of all tax collectors of all counties and incorporated cities and towns, villages, districts, and all subdivisions of government with taxing power in the State of Texas heretofore selling at summary tax sales real estate located in their respective territories to satisfy delinquent taxes due on said real estate to such counties, incorporated cities and towns and all other taxing districts and taxing units that such tax collectors holding such summary tax sales collected taxes for.
HB 101	50-0 (1947)	Author: Yezak, Herman	Relating to amending to provide additional duties of the Tax Assessor and Collector or his deputy whenever any tax is paid; requiring that on every tax receipt given by him said receipt shall state that all taxes for all previous years due against all the property as listed on the receipt on which taxes are being paid by the property owner or taxpayer are either paid or delinquent.
HB 212	50-0 (1947)	Author: Hydrick, Jr., Isom P. "Bill"	Relating to providing that in all counties having an assessed property valuation of from Twenty Million Dollars ($20,000,000) to Twenty-five Million Dollars ($25,000,000) for ad valorem tax purposes on the county tax rolls for the year 1946, salaries of First Assistant or Chief Deputy Tax Assessor-Collectors may be fixed by order of the Commissioners Courts of said counties at not to exceed Three Thousand, Six Hundred Dollars ($3,600) per annum, payable in equal monthly installments; repealing all laws in conflict herewith.
HB 613	50-0 (1947)	Author: Holt, I. B.	Relating to providing that the Commissioners Court of certain counties may fix the salary of the County Tax Assessor-Collector of such counties.
SB 229	50-0 (1947)	Author: Vick, Kyle A.	Relating to amending a previous Act, providing for the compensation of the Assessor and Collector of Taxes in assessing and collecting State and County and other taxes and for issuing ad valorem tax certificates; repealing all laws in conflict herewith.
SB 280	50-0 (1947)	Author: Jones, Charles R.	Relating to amending a previous Act, to provide for the payment of the expenses incurred by officers compiling final reports after expiration of terms of office.
SB 423	50-0 (1947)	Author: Jones, Charles R.	Relating to authorizing the County Tax Assessor-Collector to refund to the taxpayer moneys overpaid on taxes and the amount overpaid in collection of the 1 per cent motor vehicle retail sales tax.
HB 296	49-0 (1945)	Author: Donnell, John Rankin	Relating to providing that from and after the effective date of this Act it shall be the duty of the county tax assessor-collector in all counties where that officer exists, and it shall be the duty of the officer performing the duties of the county tax assessor-collector in all counties where the office of county tax assessor-collector does not exist, to assess all properties for the purpose of taxation, and to collect all taxes thereon for all of the taxing political subdivisions of the State now existing or that may be hereafter created in their respective counties, including every Incorporated city, town or village, drainage district, water control and improvement district, water improvement districts, navigation districts, independent school districts, and all taxing units located in said county whatever, which have the power to levy, assess and collect taxes, and providing further that each taxing political subdivision hereinabove named shall each pay to said county tax assessor-collected, or the officer preforming the function of the county tax assessor-collector, all such fees and compensation for assessing and collecting such taxes as is now authorized by existing law, or that may hereafter be authorized by law.
HB 312	49-0 (1945)	Author: Celaya, Augustine	Relating to authorizing certain incorporated towns, etc., located entirely within other municipalities to have services of Tax Assessors and Collectors, etc., of said municipality, etc.
HB 367	49-0 (1945)	Author: Celaya, Augustine	Relating to amending certain Statutes by providing that the deputy Assessor and Collector of Taxes in cities in excess of seven thousand (7,000) or more inhabitants, other than the county seat, as provided for in said Act, shall be paid in the same manner and from the same funds as are deputy Assessors and Collectors of Taxes whose duties are performed at the county seat.
HB 473	49-0 (1945)	Author: Storey, Cecil	Relating to validating the assessment and collection of independent school district taxes by any assessor and collector of taxes in and for any incorporated city or town in this State, in the limits of which said city or town said school district or a part thereof is located.
HB 541	49-0 (1945)	Author: Crosthwait, John L. \| et. al.	Relating to amending certain Statutes by providing for purchase of automobiles for tax assessor and collector to be used for official business in certain counties, etc.
HB 564	49-0 (1945)	Author: Bridgers, William W. "Billy"	Relating to authorizing county tax assessors and collectors to convey properties acquired by the state and county through tax foreclosure proceedings.
HB 769	49-0 (1945)	Author: Mangum, Preston P. "Pete"	Relating to providing for the County Tax Assessor and Collector to renew and revise all poll tax exemptions every two years.
HB 806	49-0 (1945)	Author: Gandy, Joe W.	Relating to amending certain Statutes to provide an extension of time in which itemized reports shall be filed by the Tax Collector showing taxes collected by him during the months of October and November; containing a repealing clause.
HB 825	49-0 (1945)	Author: Green, Albert N.	Relating to amending certain Statutes by providing a limit of Three ($3.00) dollars which may be taxed as costs by the tax collector against any one delinquent as fees for his services thereunder.
HB 833	49-0 (1945)	Author: Reader, Robert L. \| et. al.	Relating to prescribing the salary of the Chief Deputy and the salaries and number of assistants and department heads in the office of the County Tax Assessor-Collector in all counties having a population of not less than two hundred and fifty thousand (250,000) and not more than three hundred and fifty thousand according to the last preceding census of the United States; repealing all laws in conflict herewith.
HJR 15	49-0 (1945)	Author: Donnell, John Rankin	Proposing an amendment to provide that the County Tax Assessor-Collector shall assess all properties for the purposes of taxation and collect all taxes thereon for the State and all of the taxing political subdivisions of the State now existing or that may be hereafter created in their respective counties, including every incorporated city, town or village, drainage district, water control and improvement district, water improvement district, navigation district, independent school district and county where said property is not otherwise exempt from taxation.
SB 131	49-0 (1945)	Author: Spears, J. Franklin	Relating to prescribing the salary of the Chief Deputy and the salaries and number of assistants and department heads in the office of the County Tax Assessor-Collector in all counties having a population in excess of three hundred and thirty-eight (338,000) thousand by the last Federal Census; repealing all laws in conflict herewith.
SB 262	49-0 (1945)	Author: Sulak, Louis J.	Relating to amending certain Acts by fixing the authority and duties of assessors and collectors of taxes in counties having a population of more than 395,000, etc.
HB 402	48-0 (1943)	Author: Dove, Dan	Relating to providing for the payment of delinquent taxes which are collected in the respective Counties by the County Assessor and Collector of Taxes on real and personal property in installments.
HB 427	48-0 (1943)	Author: McFarland, Charles Milford	Relating to amending certain Article so as to provide that the said Article shall apply to all counties in the State and to provide that the tax certificate shall be conclusive only as to bona fide purchasers and/or lien holders.
HB 501	48-0 (1943)	Author: Stanford, Jr., James A.	Relating to requiring the Tax Assessor-Collector, on forms furnished by the Comptroller, to make a list, each year, of all real estate within his county exempted from ad valorem taxation, said list to be attached to and made a part of the annual assessment rolls.
HB 512	48-0 (1943)	Author: Mangum, Preston P. "Pete"	Relating to providing for the County Tax Assessor and Collector to renew and revise all poll tax exemptions every two years.
SB 187	48-0 (1943)	Author: York, Joseph Alton	Relating to amending certain Acts to provide that all license fees collected by any tax collector on out-of-state trucks shall be deposited with the State Treasurer to the credit of a special fund designated as "The State Highway Fund," regardless of the county in which the license is purchased.
HB 330	47-0 (1941)	Author: Chambers, William R. "Bill"	Relating to amending certain Act prescribing the procedure to be followed by the Assessor and Collector of Taxes of Coleman County, Texas, in paying over to the Central Colorado River Authority the moneys granted said Authority under certain provisions.
HB 365	47-0 (1941)	Author: Stubbs, John Peter \| et. al.	Relating to providing for the collection of delinquent taxes; dismissing pending suits and all pending sales by Assessor-Collector in conflict with this Act; defining delinquent taxes and limiting penalties; making provisions for the payment of delinquent taxes; directing each local taxing unit to authorize state and county tax Assessor-Collector to collect, receipt for and remit delinquent taxes due said units.
HB 397	47-0 (1941)	Author: Reed, Jasper Newton	Relating to validating the order of the Commissioners Court of Bowie County, Texas, which required the County Tax Assessor and Collector to accept in full payment of all county taxes delinquent for the years 1932 and 1933, and due in 1934, the sum of Fifty (50) cents on the dollar; and instructing the State Comptroller to abide by the order of said Commissioners Court.
HB 562	47-0 (1941)	Author: Heflin, James McDonald \| et. al.	Relating to amending certain Act relative to the allocation of the registration fees on motor vehicles.
HB 759	47-0 (1941)	Author: Martin, Jack H. \| et. al.	Relating to fixing the compensation of Tax Assessor-Collector in certain counties.
HB 777	47-0 (1941)	Author: Daniel, Sr., Marion Price	Relating to amending a certain Act providing that in certain counties, the County Tax Collector may establish a suboffice or branch office for the sale of motor vehicle license plates at one or more places in the county other than the office of the County Tax Collector.
HB 910	47-0 (1941)	Author: Heflin, James McDonald	Relating to amending a certain Act by fixing the authority and duties, in certain enumerated cases, of Assessors and Collectors of Taxes in certain counties by authorizing the making of certain oaths and affidavits before such Assessors and Collectors of Taxes and their Deputies.
SB 134	47-0 (1941)	Author: Metcalfe, Penrose B.	Relating to amending certain Act prescribing the procedure to be followed by the Assessor and Collector of Taxes of Coleman County in paying over to the Central Colorado River Authority the moneys granted said Authority under the provisions of certain section.
SB 135	47-0 (1941)	Author: Winfield, Henry L.	Relating to amending certain Act so as to exclude independent school district and common school districts from the operation thereof.
SB 259	47-0 (1941)	Author: Spears, J. Franklin	Relating to providing that the Assessor-Collector of Taxes of any County or other taxing units may file a certified statement of any ad valorem tax assessed on personal property at any time within two years after such tax becomes due and not afterwards.
HB 411	46-0 (1939)	Author: Hunt, Courtney \| et. al.	Relating to amending a certain Article providing for mode and manner of collecting taxes, further defining duties of the Tax Collector and prescribing penalties for failure to render taxes.
HB 657	46-0 (1939)	Author: Tennant, Jr., Roy Irving	Relating to providing the amount of salaries for the First Assistant to the Tax Assessor and Collector in certain counties.
HB 679	46-0 (1939)	Author: Skiles, Sr., Joe	Relating to amending a certain Article providing that the Commissioners Court of a county may order the Tax Assessor and Collector of said county to post notices in each voting or justice precinct in said county of the date when said Assessor and Collector of Taxes will meet with taxpayers in said precinct for the purpose of receiving taxes.
HB 822	46-0 (1939)	Author: Heflin, James McDonald	Relating to amending a certain Article authorizing the Assessor and Collector of Taxes to appoint deputies to assist him, etc.
HB 873	46-0 (1939)	Author: Cauthorn, Albert R.	Relating to making provisions for salaries of Chief Deputy in the Office of Sheriff, Tax Collector and Assessor in certain counties.
HB 1032	46-0 (1939)	Author: Celaya, Augustine	Relating to authorizing incorporated cities, towns, or villages, independent school districts, common school districts, drainage districts, water control and improvement districts, water improvement districts, or navigation districts in this State to avail themselves of the services of County Tax Assessors and Collectors; fixing the compensation of said county officers for said services.
SB 417	46-0 (1939)	Author: Kelley, Rogers	Relating to authorizing incorporated cities, towns or villages, Independent School Districts, Common School Districts, Drainage Districts, Water Control and Improvement Districts, Water Improvement Districts or Navigation Districts in this State to avail themselves of the services of County Tax Assessors and Collectors.
SB 474	46-0 (1939)	Author: Stone, William E.	Relating to amending a certain Statute providing in certain counties the Justices of the Peace and Constables shall be allowed to retain out of the fees collected by such officers the sum of Thirty-six Hundred ($3600.00) Dollars per annum.
HB 1111	45-0 (1937)		Relating to increasing pay of deputy tax collectors of Rusk County.
SB 268	45-0 (1937)		Relating to providing that counties having a population of more than seventy-four thousand (74,000), according to the last Federal Census, and containing one or more cities or towns, other than the county seat, which has in excess of one thousand (1,000) inhabitants, according to the last Federal Census, the Assessor and Tax Collector, with the consent and approval of the Commissioners' Court, may maintain a branch office and appoint a Deputy Tax Collector from each such town or city to perform the duties of deputy tax collector.
SB 282	45-0 (1937)		Relating to providing that in counties having a population of more than seventy thousand (70,000), according to the last Federal Census, and containing one or more cities or towns other than the county seat, which has in excess of one thousand (1,000) inhabitants, according to the last Federal Census, the Assessor and Collector of Taxes, with the consent and approval of the Commissioners' Court, may appoint a Deputy Assessor and Collector of Taxes in each such city or town.
HB 73	45-1 (1937)		Relating to providing for the maximum amount of fees that may be retained by the Assessor-Collector of Taxes in all counties having a population of not less than thirteen thousand, three hundred and fifty (13,350) and not more than thirteen thousand, four hundred and forty (13,440), according to the most recent available Federal Census and each available Federal Census thereafter.
HB 49	45-2 (1937)		Relating to empowering and authorizing cities and towns in the State of Texas having a population in excess of two hundred and thirty thousand (230,000) and not more than two hundred and fifty thousand (250,000), according to the last preceding or any future Federal Census, to enact ordinances authorizing city and town assessors, or assessors and collectors, to prescribe such assessment forms, lists, or statements for rendering property as will also serve as a tax roll without the necessity of recompiling such tax roll from the original assessment roll.
HB 301	44-0 (1935)		Relating to appointment and bonds of deputy tax assessors and collectors.
HB 302	44-0 (1935)		Relating to tax levies by Boards of Trustees.
HB 828	44-0 (1935)		Relating to providing additional duties of the Tax Assessor and Collector, requiring an entry upon the tax rolls when payment of taxes has been made.
HB 835	44-0 (1935)		Relating to monthly reports of assessor and collector of taxes to State Comptroller and certification thereof by County Clerks.
SB 280	44-0 (1935)		Relating to authorizing the Assessor and Collector of Taxes, Sheriff, or the Sheriff and Assessor and Collector of Taxes, to administer all oaths necessary for the discharge of the duties to their respective offices, and administer all oaths necessary in the transaction of the business of their respective offices.
HB 867	43-0 (1933)	Author: Engelhard, Fritz \| et. al.	Relating to providing for the election, oath, and bond of the office of Assessor and Collector of Taxes, as combined by the recent Amendment to the Constitution; providing that all amendments, as well as the 1925 Revised Civil Statutes, shall be construed as to carry out the purpose of the constitutional amendment providing for one officer, and that the words "assessor," "assessor of taxes," "collector of taxes," or "tax collector," shall refer to and mean one office or officer.
HB 120	43-1 (1933)	Author: Bradley, Rolland Barr \| et. al.	Relating to compensation for tax assessors.
HB 35	43-3 (1934)	Author: Engelhard, Fritz \| et. al.	Relating to providing that the office of Assessor and Collector of Taxes shall give a bond conditioned for the faithful performance of the duties of said office.
HB 834	42-0 (1931)	Author: Dale, Francis A.	Relating to amending Acts relating to the compensation of tax assessors.
HB 48	42-3 (1932)	Author: Satterwhite, Robert Lee	Relating to providing for the amount of bond required to be given by County Tax Collectors providing for the payment of premium on bonds for special district taxes.
HB 178	41-0 (1929)	Author: Conway, Virgil E. \| et. al.	Relating to providing for taxation on property against which there is a vendor's lien based only upon the actual amount of the equity of the owner in such property.	House: Revenue & Taxation
HB 65	41-1 (1929)	Author: Savage, William Thomas	Relating to amending a certain Statute; relating to the mailing of poll tax receipts to certain persons, and providing for the mailing of poll tax receipts to property taxpayers subject thereto; providing a penalty.
HB 179	41-1 (1929)	Author: Hornaday, Emery Polk \| et. al.	Relating to authorizing persons who, while acting as duly elected and qualified Tax Collectors of any county in Texas, erroneously paid to the county any excess fees of office to sue the county for the fees so erroneously paid.
SB 7	41-4 (1930)	Author: McFarlane, William Doddridge	Relating to commission to reorganize and centralize penitentiary system.
HB 105	40-1 (1927)	Author: Harman, William Murdock	Relating to providing means and methods for the collection of delinquent and insolvent ad valorem taxes, penalties and interest thereon, and for the correction, completion and perfection of the tax assessment rolls and records of the State and counties.
HB 107	40-1 (1927)	Author: Dielmann, Sr., Henry B. \| et. al.	Relating to fixing compensation for County Tax Assessors in counties containing a city with a population of over 125,000 according to the last United States census.
SB 36	40-1 (1927)	Author: Price, Lloyd E.	Relating to changing the method in Texas of selecting juries for services in the District and County Courts of the State of Texas and to abolish the system of selecting jurors by jury commissioners and substitute therefor the system of the wheel in selecting jurors for service in the District and County Courts of Texas.
SB 94	40-1 (1927)	Author: Love, Thomas Bell	Relating to providing a better means of knowing whether all prior taxes have been paid on property described in a tax receipt issued by the county tax collector.
SB 98	40-1 (1927)	Author: Real, Julius	Relating to fixing compensation for County Tax Assessors in counties containing a city with a population of over 125,000 according to the last United States census, where the county assessor of taxes compiles and makes a transfer book or card index compiled from the real estate transfers recorded in the county clerk's office showing the names transferred to, last owner assessed to, volume and page, description of property, assessed valuation and the consideration in the transfer.
HB 394	39-0 (1925)	Author: Nicholson, Carl Edmund \| et. al.	Relating to providing that the assessor of taxes and collector of taxes in counties having within their boundaries a city or cities, other than the county seat, having a population of 20,000 or more may maintain a branch office in said city or cities, with one or more deputies and providing for the payment of expenses for maintaining said offices.	House: State Affairs
SB 92	39-0 (1925)	Author: Wood, Ashley Elijah	Relating to amending certain statute so as to increase the compensation of county tax assessors.	Senate: State Affairs
SB 269	39-0 (1925)	Author: Parnell, John D.	Relating to providing that the assessor of taxes and collector of taxes in certain counties may maintain a branch office.	Senate: State Affairs
HB 148	38-0 (1923)	Author: Culp, Isaac W. \| et. al.	Relating to providing for the collection, compilation and publishing of information, statistics and data relating to agriculture, horticulture, live stock, manufacturing and other industries and enterprises to be accomplished through the tax assessor and the Department of Agriculture.
HB 260	38-0 (1923)	Author: Harrington, John F.	Relating to providing the compensation to be paid tax collectors for collection of license and transfer fee on automobile and motor vehicles; increasing the compensation in counties where the amount collected is $50,000 or less per year.
SB 47	38-2 (1923)	Author: Holbrook, Thomas Jefferson	Relating to fixing the compensation of County Tax Collectors for the collection of license fees on Motor Vehicles, Tractors and Trailers; exempting said fees from fee bill.
SB 71	38-2 (1923)	Author: Stuart, Robert Alda	Relating to authorizing independent school districts to employ their own tax assessors and to have their taxes collected by the county tax collector, without being required to have their assessments made at the same valuations that are used for State and county taxation.
HB 11	38-3 (1923)	Author: Downs, Edward D. \| et. al.	Relating to the collection of delinquent and insolvent taxes and making reports of same by county tax collectors.
HB 12	38-3 (1923)	Author: Downs, Edward D. \| et. al.	Relating to credits allowed tax collectors for unpaid taxes reported or returned to them as delinquent or insolvent.
HB 41	38-3 (1923)	Author: Cable, Robert L.	Relating to prescribing the method of the county tax collector making remittances to the State Treasurer or any other State officer, board, commission or employee of the State, and prohibiting the payment of exchange on any such remittances; providing that liability shall not cease until actual receipt of money.
HB 62	37-0 (1921)	Author: Malone, Wallace	Relating to a certain Act regarding the compensation of tax assessors in certain counties.
HB 157	37-0 (1921)	Author: Barker, Charles A.	Relating to amend a certain Act regarding the duties of tax collectors.
HB 282	37-0 (1921)	Author: Hill, Herman B.	Relating to a certain Act authorizing incorporated cities, towns or villages in this State to avail themselves of the services of County Tax Assessors and Collectors.
HB 341	37-0 (1921)	Author: Beasley, Tom J.	Relating to providing additional duties of the Tax Collector, requiring an entry upon the tax rolls when payment of taxes has been made, and prescribing that such entry shall be taken as evidence of the payment of said tax; specifying a penalty for failure to perform such duties.
HJR 9	37-0 (1921)	Author: Curtis, Albert B.	Relating to abolishing the office of county tax assessor.
SB 346	37-0 (1921)	Author: Bailey, John Heywood	Relating to bond for tax collectors.
SB 58	37-1 (1921)	Author: Bailey, John Heywood	Relating to bonds for tax collectors and providing that the county pay for indemnity bonds from county funds, etc.
HB 142	36-0 (1919)	Author: Davis, John	Relating to amending certain statute relating to the duties of the Commissioner of Agriculture and tax assessors, requiring them to take certain agricultural statistics upon blanks and forms to be furnished by the Commissioner of Agriculture, fixing the time and manner of taking such statistics, fixing their compensation, prescribing the time and manner of paying the same, fixing penalties for the failure of the assessors to comply with the provision of this Act, and prescribing penalties on all persons, firms or corporations, failing or refusing to give the information desired when called on to do so by the tax assessor.
HB 181	36-0 (1919)	Author: Darroch, John C. \| et. al.	Relating to amending certain acts and providing compensation to be paid tax collectors for collection of license and transfer fees on automobiles and motor vehicles.
HB 305	36-0 (1919)	Author: Nordhaus, Eugene S. \| et. al.	Relating to amending certain statute relating to the compensation of assessors of Texas so as to increase their compensation for assessment of poll taxes.
HB 308	36-0 (1919)	Author: Lawrence, James D.	Relating to amending certain statute so as to give tax collectors more pay for collecting registration fee on motor vehicles.
HB 449	36-0 (1919)	Author: Loggins, J. T.	Relating to amending certain statutes providing compensation to be paid the assessors of taxes for State, county, drainage districts, road districts or other political subdivisions of the county, fixing the maximum excess fees that may be retained by the county judge, sheriff, clerk of the county court, county attorney, clerk of the district court, collector of taxes, assessor of taxes, justice of the peace and constable in counties having a population of less than twenty-five thousand.
HB 480	36-0 (1919)	Author: Barnes, William Henry "Frank"	Relating to amending certain statute providing for the compensation of tax assessors by changing the amount received from each poll tax assessed from five cents to ten cents.
HB 515	36-0 (1919)	Author: Faubion, Herbert Elmo "Pete"	Relating to amending certain laws by providing that it shall be the duty of the tax collector to transmit to the State Highway Department one-half of the gross registration chauffeur or transfer fees collected during the preceding week and to retain the other one-half to be deposited in the county depository; providing that in counties that have not received state or federal aid for road building purposes the tax collector shall transmit only one-fourth of the gross fees collected during the preceding week, retaining a deposit in the county to the credit of the road and bridge fund the remaining three-fourths.
HJR 37	36-0 (1919)	Author: Curtis, Albert B. \| et. al.	Proposing an amendment to Article 8, Section 14 of the Constitution of the State of Texas, relating to the office of county assessor of taxes; providing for the abolishment of said office and vesting the duties thereof in the county collector of taxes, and that the Governor shall submit the same to the qualified voters of the State at an election to be held on the first Tuesday in November, 1919, and appropriating Fifteen Thousand ($15,000) dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary to carry out the provisions of this resolution.
SB 80	36-0 (1919)	Author: Bell, William Steve	Relating to amending certain acts relating to and increasing the compensation to be paid Tax Collectors for their services in the collection of motor vehicle and motorcycle taxes and licenses.
SB 259	36-0 (1919)	Author: Bailey, John Heywood	Relating to amending certain Act making it the duty of tax collectors to prepare and mail notice and statements of delinquent taxes to the owners of area estate; prescribing the time in which such notices or statements shall be mailed and the manner in which they shall be prepared.	Senate: Civil Jurisprudence
SB 298	36-0 (1919)	Author: Dayton, George W. \| et. al.	Relating to amending certain statute providing for the payment of motor vehicle fees to county tax collectors and directing the deposition of fees.	Senate: Educational Affairs
HB 69	36-2 (1919)	Author: McMillin, Dan Scott	Relating to amending certain laws relating to the compensation to be paid the assessor of taxes for assessing taxes for certain political subdivisions.
HB 212	36-2 (1919)	Author: McMillin, Dan Scott	Relating to requiring the tax assessor of each independent or common school district in which a school tax has been voted to prepare and deliver to the tax assessor the tax rolls for said school district; providing a penalty.
SB 66	36-2 (1919)	Author: Bailey, John Heywood	Relating to the compensation to be paid the assessor of taxes for assessing taxes for State, county, drainage districts, road districts, or other political subdivisions of the county.
SB 147	36-2 (1919)	Author: Bailey, John Heywood \| et. al.	Relating to the duties of Tax Collectors to prepare and mail notices and statements of delinquent taxes against lands to the record owners thereof.
HB 12	36-3 (1920)	Author: Curtis, Albert B.	Relating to amending certain laws relating to the compensation to be paid the assessor of taxes for assessing taxes for certain political subdivisions.
HB 104	36-3 (1920)	Author: Bludworth, George T.	Relating to amending certain articles so as to place the finances of all improvement, navigation, drainage or irrigation districts under control and supervision of the county auditor in certain counties.
HB 316	35-0 (1917)	Author: Scholl, Louis H.	Relating to prescribing payment of tax assessors; providing that the assessor of taxes may be paid out of the first money collected from occupation or other taxes for the year.
HB 541	35-0 (1917)	Author: McFarland, M. M.	Relating to amending civil statute relating to the compensation of tax assessors, so as to increase their compensation for the assessment of poll taxes.
HB 701	35-0 (1917)	Author: Williams, William Thomas "Willie" \| et. al.	Relating to the bonds of tax collectors.
HB 761	35-0 (1917)	Author: Russell, James Colon	Relating to the enforced collection of delinquent taxes.
SB 46	35-0 (1917)	Author: Dean, William Luther	Relating to providing a period of limitation within which action must be brought to foreclose liens upon land securing taxes, providing a period within which such liens shall become barred.
SB 314	35-0 (1917)	Author: Henderson, John Morgan	Relating to amending certain acts relating to tax collectors; requiring tax collectors to prepare and mail notices of delinquent taxes to owners of real estate.
SB 374	35-0 (1917)	Author: Caldwell, Walter Douglass \| et. al.	Relating to amending certain laws relating to taxation, providing for a maximum bond of tax collectors, fixing the time for filing by tax collectors of their report.
SB 398	35-0 (1917)	Author: Woodward, W. Scott	Relating to amending certain laws relating to the duties of the Commissioner of Agriculture and Tax Assessors.
SJR 4	35-0 (1917)	Author: Hopkins, Sr., George Milton	Proposing an amendment abolishing the offices of tax assessor and tax collector and county treasurer and creating the office of assessor and collector of taxes.
HB 33	35-1 (1917)	Author: Williams, William Thomas "Willie" \| et. al.	Relating to making tax assessors liable to the State for money lost by the acceptance of property for taxes for less than its value; fixing the venue of suits for its collection.
HB 63	35-4 (1918)	Author: Sentell, C. Frank \| et. al.	Relating to abolishing the State Highway Commission and vesting the management and control of the State Highway Department in the Railroad Commission; providing that all applications for registrations and license of motor vehicles, motor-cycles, manufacturers, dealers and chauffeurs shall hereafter be filed with the Collector of Taxes for the County of the residence of the applicant and that all license fees be paid to such Tax Collector; creating a special fund known as the State Highway Fund, and providing for its distribution.
HB 40	34-0 (1915)	Author: Dickson, David W. "Dave"	Relating to making it the duty of tax collectors to prepare and mail notices and statements of delinquent taxes to the owners of real estate.
HB 397	34-0 (1915)	Author: Scholl, Louis H.	Relating to amending a certain Statute prescribing how and out of what monies tax assessors be paid; providing that the Collector of Taxes may be paid out of the first money collected from occupation or other taxes for the year.
HB 432	34-0 (1915)	Author: McAskill, Duncan Alexander \| et. al.	Relating amending certain laws relating to taxation by adding provisions for the maximum bond which shall be required of tax collectors and extending the time for the filing by tax collectors of reports in counties over a certain population.
HB 547	34-0 (1915)	Author: Gainer, Charles Salter	Relating to amending a certain Statute relating to the handling of moneys by tax collectors and other officers or appointees authorized to receive public moneys.
HJR 12	34-0 (1915)	Author: Hopkins, Sr., George Milton	Proposing a constitutional amendment abolishing the offices of Assessor of Taxes, collector of taxes and County Treasurer and creating the office of assessor and collector of taxes for each county;
SB 193	34-0 (1915)	Author: Bee, Carlos	Relating to amending a certain Statute relating to the bonds of County Collectors.
SB 336	34-0 (1915)	Author: Astin, James Robert	Relating to amending a certain Statute relating to the handling of moneys by all Tax Collectors and other officers or appointees authorized to receive public moneys.
SB 394	34-0 (1915)	Author: McNealus, James Clayton	Relating to amending a certain Statute relating to taxation, providing for a maximum bond of tax collectors, and fixing the time for filing by tax collectors of their reports.
HB 106	33-0 (1913)	Author: Dickson, David W. "Dave"	Relating to requiring tax-assessors, where practical, to enroll all property of each tax payer in one roll and to give each tax payer one receipt for all taxes collected.
HB 678	33-0 (1913)	Author: Reeves, Icil B. "Ice" \| et. al.	Relating to amending an Act creating a more efficient road system for Grayson County; to prescribe fees and compensation for county collectors and county assessors for assessing and collecting the taxes in road districts.
HB 799	33-0 (1913)	Author: McAskill, Duncan Alexander	Relating to amending the Revised Statutes of 1911 providing that the tax collector furnish an itemized report, to the comptroller for certain taxes; providing for how the money is to be sent to the State Treasurer; providing the duty of the comptroller to notify the district attorneys and sureties on the bonds of the collectors of failure of such collectors to comply with the law.
HB 804	33-0 (1913)	Author: McAskill, Duncan Alexander	Relating to amending Chapter 13 of the Revised Statutes of 1911 providing that every Collector of Texas shall give bond.
HB 878	33-0 (1913)	Author: Watson, Daniel	Relating to amending the Revised Civil Statutes prescribing how and out of what monies tax assessors be paid, and providing that the Collector of Taxes may be paid out of the first money collected from occupation or other taxes.
SB 430	33-0 (1913)	Author: Watson, Quintus Ultimus	Relating to amending article 7547 and 7549 of the revised civil statutes of 1911, providing for the time and manner in which property shall be listed for taxation.
SB 209	24-0 (1895)		Relating to regulating the division of commissions between incoming and outgoing tax collectors, so as to prevent double payment.
HB 405	23-0 (1893)		Relating to settlements of tax collectors.
SB 104	23-0 (1893)		Relating to the relief of C. C. Dupree, sheriff and collector of taxes of Franklin county, Texas.
HB 390	21-0 (1889)		Relating to duties of tax collectors.
HB 373	19-0 (1885)		Relating to authorizing the collector of a newly organized county to collect the unpaid taxes found to be due in his county by the assessor's rolls of the county or counties from which such county has been taken or to which it has been attached for judicial purposes, and to provide for making transcripts from such rolls for the use of the collector in the new county.
HB 509	18-0 (1883)		Relating to reports to be filed by tax collectors
SB 259	18-0 (1883)		Relating to regulating the fees of tax collectors
SB 279	18-0 (1883)		Relating to fixing and equalizing the compensation of assessors of taxes

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