34 Tex. Admin. Code § 5.450 - Salary Affidavits: District Attorneys, Criminal District Attorneys, and State Paid County Attorneys
(a) To
receive a salary payment from the comptroller, a salary affidavit must be
completed by all the district, criminal district, and county attorneys paid
with state appropriations stating:
(1) the
amount received from sources other than state appropriated funds; and
(2) the authority by which those funds are
received. The salary affidavit must be signed by the district, criminal
district, or county attorney before a notary public.
(b) Time for filing.
(1) Those district, criminal district or
county attorneys appointed during the fiscal year must file with the
comptroller a completed salary affidavit prior to receiving a salary
payment.
(2) Those district,
criminal district, or county attorneys holding office at the beginning of the
fiscal year or biennium must file with the comptroller a completed affidavit
prior to the end of the first pay period in the new fiscal year.
(3) Each district, criminal district, or
county attorney whose supplemental salary amount is changed in any way must
file with the comptroller a revised salary affidavit prior to the end of the
first pay period in the new fiscal year.
(c) Failure to submit the required affidavits
will result in no salary payment being issued until receipt by the
comptroller's office of a completed affidavit.
(d) Upon receipt of a completed salary
affidavit, a copy of the affidavit will be forwarded by the comptroller's
office to the secretary of state for filing.
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