Texas § 209.041 ELIGIBILITY FOR EXTENDED BENEFITS.

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§ 209.041 — ELIGIBILITY FOR EXTENDED BENEFITS.

Texas § 209.041

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Tex. Labor Code Code Ann. § 209.041 (2026).

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Sec. 209.041. ELIGIBILITY FOR EXTENDED BENEFITS. An individual is eligible to receive extended benefits for a benefit period of unemployment in the individual's eligibility period if, with respect to the benefit period, the individual:

(1)has exhausted all regular benefits;

(2)satisfies the requirements of this subtitle for the receipt of regular benefits that are applicable to an individual claiming extended benefits, including not being disqualified for the receipt of benefits; and

(3)has within the individual's base period received benefit wage credits for employment by employers in an amount not less than:

(A)40 times the individual's weekly benefit amount; or

(B)1-1/2 times the individual's high-quarter benefit wage credits.

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Sec. 209.041. ELIGIBILITY FOR EXTENDED BENEFITS. An individual is eligible to receive extended benefits for a benefit period of unemployment in the individual's eligibility period if, with respect to the benefit period, the individual:
(1) has exhausted all regular benefits;
(2) satisfies the requirements of this subtitle for the receipt of regular benefits that are applicable to an individual claiming extended benefits, including not being disqualified for the receipt of benefits; and
(3) has within the individual's base period received benefit wage credits for employment by employers in an amount not less than:
(A) 40 times the individual's weekly benefit amount; or
(B) 1-1/2 times the individual's high-quarter benefit wage credits.