Texas HB150 allows members to establish service credit for years they were eligible for office, even if they didn't hold office.

Texas HB150 amends Chapter 813.402 of the Government Code to allow members to establish service credit for any calendar year during which they were eligible to take the oath for an office, regardless of whether they held the office. This credit can be established by making a lump sum deposit with the retirement system, including interest. The bill takes effect on the 91st day after the last day of the legislative session.

Texas HB150 allows members to establish service credit for years they were eligible for office, even if they didn't hold office.

Texas HB150 amends Chapter 813.402 of the Government Code to allow members to establish service credit for any calendar year during which they were eligible to take the oath for an office, regardless of whether they held the office. This credit can be established by making a lump sum deposit with the retirement system, including interest. The bill takes effect on the 91st day after the last day of the legislative session.