Texas § 2501.008 THIRD-PARTY CHARGES.

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§ 2501.008 — THIRD-PARTY CHARGES.

Texas § 2501.008

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Tex. Insurance Code Code Ann. § 2501.008 (2026).

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Sec. 2501.008. THIRD-PARTY CHARGES. A title insurance company, title insurance agent, or direct operation may charge, separate from the title insurance premium, actual costs or a reasonable estimate of costs incurred in connection with a closing and settlement, including:

(1)a charge by a third party for an electronic filing fee; or

(2)a fee of a third party for the provision of an ad valorem tax report.

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Sec. 2501.008. THIRD-PARTY CHARGES. A title insurance company, title insurance agent, or direct operation may charge, separate from the title insurance premium, actual costs or a reasonable estimate of costs incurred in connection with a closing and settlement, including:
(1) a charge by a third party for an electronic filing fee; or
(2) a fee of a third party for the provision of an ad valorem tax report.