Tex. Labor Code § 204.023
This is the official text of Tex. Labor Code § 204.023, part of Texas’s Labor Code — governs wages, workplace safety, and workers' compensation.
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§ 204.023. NOTICE SENT AT TIME BENEFITS PAID.
Official statutory text
The commission shall mail to an employer a notice of the employer's maximum potential chargebacks when benefits are first paid if:
(1) notice of an initial claim has not already been mailed to the employer under Section 208.002; and
(2) the employer's account is potentially chargeable with benefits as a result of the initial claim and payment of benefits.
(1) notice of an initial claim has not already been mailed to the employer under Section 208.002; and
(2) the employer's account is potentially chargeable with benefits as a result of the initial claim and payment of benefits.
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