Texas 2025 - 89th Regular

Texas House Bill HB4610

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Caption

Relating to requiring the acceptance of cash payments by retailers in certain transactions.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX HB3395

Relating to the charging of swipe fees on certain electronic payment transactions; authorizing a civil penalty.

TX SB1541

Relating to the charging of swipe fees on certain electronic payment transactions; authorizing a civil penalty.

TX HB4810

Relating to transactions involving dealer agreements under the Fair Practices of Equipment Manufacturers, Distributors, Wholesalers, and Dealers Act

TX HB3102

Relating to the cancellation of certain consumer transactions.

TX HB3339

Relating to the sale and regulation of alcoholic beverages by certain retailers.

TX HB5011

Relating to amendments to the Uniform Commercial Code, including amendments concerning certain intangible assets and the perfection of security interests in those assets.

TX SB2075

Relating to amendments to the Uniform Commercial Code, including amendments concerning certain intangible assets and the perfection of security interests in those assets.

TX HB2843

Relating to the authorization, licensing, and regulation of casino gaming and sports wagering in this state, to the creation, powers, and duties of the Texas Gaming Commission, to the support of the horse racing industry and reform of horse racing and greyhound racing, and to other provisions related to gambling; imposing and authorizing administrative and civil penalties; imposing taxes; imposing and authorizing fees; requiring occupational licenses; creating criminal offenses.

TX HB1942

Relating to the regulation of sports wagering; requiring occupational permits; authorizing fees; imposing a tax; decriminalizing wagering on certain sports events; creating criminal offenses; providing administrative penalties.

TX SB715

Relating to the regulation of sports wagering; requiring occupational permits; authorizing fees; imposing a tax; decriminalizing wagering on certain sports events; creating criminal offenses; providing administrative penalties.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.