34 Tex. Admin. Code § 5.451 - Salary Affidavits: District Judges, Criminal District Judges and Judges of Courts of Appeals
(a) To receive a
salary payment from the comptroller, a salary affidavit must be completed by
all the district judges, criminal district judges, and judges of courts of
appeals paid with state appropriations stating:
(1) the amount received from sources other
than appropriated funds; and
(2)
the authority by which those funds are received. The salary affidavit must be
signed and notarized by the judge.
(b) Time for filing.
(1) Those judges appointed during the fiscal
year must file with the comptroller a completed salary affidavit prior to the
end of the first pay period.
(2)
Those judges 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 judge whose supplemental salary
amount is changed in any way must file with the comptroller a revised salary
affidavit prior to the end of the pay period in which the supplemental salary
is altered.
(c) Failure
to submit the required affidavits will result in a salary payment not 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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