Texas Register, Volume 4, Number 4, Pages 93-122, January 12, 1979 Page: 108
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An agency may adopt a proposed rule no earlier than 30
days after publication in the Register, and the adoption may
go into effect no sooner than 20 days after filing, except
where a federal statute or regulation requires implementa-
tion of a rule on shorter notice.
An agency, on request, shall provide a statement of the
reasons for and against adoption of a rule. Any interested
person may request this statement before adoption or within
30 days afterward The statement shall include the principal
reasons for overruling considerations urged against the
agencys decision
Numbering System-Each rule is designated by a
unique 10-digit number which is divided into four units by
decimal points. The first unit (three digits) indicates the
agency which promulgates the rule The second unit (two
digits) indicates the chapter of rules to which the rule
belongs. The third unit (two digits) indicates the subchapter
of rules, if any, within the chapter. The fourth unit (three
digits) indicates the individual rule.
Texas Amusement Machine
Commission
Coin-Operated Machines
Annual Occupation Tax and Tax Receipts
066.03.01
The Texas A nusemnirit Machinet ('ommission has adopted the
amen-dment to administrative agency Rlule 06f6.03.01.005 as
proposed in the I )ecemher 1. 1978, Issue of t he T.as Register
3 Tex Re g ,4142 i and as silublitted herein. The proposed
amendment made change to Rule1 i15i, Attachment of Tax
Plernmits to " 'iCoin operatedd Machines
The purpose of d this anendinr t was to more clearlyv deter-
inllri the, payment of the cciipation tax on each machine by
affixing the tax peroiit to a permanent surface of the
iirnacllin ,
This amendment ha been approved by the commission and
itsi members anrd s n w promnulga ted under the authority of
Chapter 13, Title I122A. Taxation- General, Texas Civil
Sntatttes
005 Attac'hmint fI' / T , x P)'rmits to "('oin Operated
Mac hines " Effective .January 1, 1980. a "coin-operated
mnachint" tax permit shall be secure ly affixed to any perma.
ut surface of a nmac'hine in such a manner that the tax per-
mit may Ie clearly s,'en byv the public and that will require
continued application of stamina and water to remove the tax
permit.
Issued in Austin. Texas. on January 2, 1979.Doc. No. 790035
Jackie L. Vaughan
Executive Director
Texas Amusement Machine CommissionEffective Date: January 24, 1979
For further information, please call (512) 475-5651.Texas Education Agency
School Districts
School District Responsibilities and
Powers for Operation 226.23.06
The Texas Education Agency has amended Rule
226.23.06.031). concerning records and reports which must be
maintained )y local school districts The amendment re-
quires districts to maintain a record of student academic
achievement for each pupil enrolled.
This rule is adopted with no change from the text as pro-
posed.
This rule is promulgated under the authority of Section
11.52, Texas Education ('ode.
.030 Records an1d1 Reports.
(a) (No change.
(b) Administrative p)rocedure-student academic
records. School districts will maintain a student academic
achievement record (on each pupil enrolled in the Texas free
public schools. This record will reflect courses of studies com-
pleted and will sublstantiate the, fulfillment of course require-
ments towards ' qualy ing for high school graduation A copy
of this record will he furnished each pupil transferring to
another school district School districtss will maintain other
records and reports as required iby Series 42 .0)
Issued in Austin. Texas. on Januarv 3. 1979.Doc. No 790036
M L Brockette
Commissioner of EducationEffective Date January 24, 1979
For further information, please call (512) 475-7077.
Texas State Board of Public
Accountancy
Professional Conduct 401.03.00
The Texas StateI liard of l lit -Account:arncy ithe board) has
adopted the re peal of its Rules of professional C(onduct, Rules
401.03.001(001- 0211 The board has adopted( a new setlofRules
of Professional ('Conduct identified as Rules .021, .022,
.101-.105..201 .21)4, .301 1.302, and 4(01-.408. which appeared
in the l)ecemlher 2fi.6, 1978. issue of the 7,'.i aS lRegister (3
TexReg 4511)). Notice of the proposed repeal was published in
the Novemnher 14, 1978. issue of the 7Txas Re'giste'r (3 TexReg
3978). The purpose of repealing alIl existing Rules of Profes-
sional Conduct and adopting an entirely new set of rules is to
cause the rules which certified public accountants and public
accountants must abide by to conform to current court rul-
ings and prevailing attitudes. The new rules are intended to
clearly identify standards which apply to those participating
in the profession of public accountancy.Volume 4, Number 4, Junurv 12. I!l7H
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