ERC Survey 2- Texas Governmental Shutdown Orders- TPA

ERC Survey 2- Texas Governmental Shutdown Orders
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Full or Partial Governmental Shutdown Orders
Please reference the IRS notices pertaining to 2020 qualifications: Notice 2021-11 & Notice 2021-20.

Order from the City's Mayor
- An order from the city's mayor stating that all non-essential businesses must close for a specified period.

State Emergency Proclamation
A State's emergency proclamation that residents must shelter in place for a specified period, other than residents who are employed by an essential business and who may travel to and work at the workplace location.

Curfew Order
An order from a local official imposing a curfew on residents that impacts the operating hours of a trade or business for a specified period.

Workplace closure for cleaning
An order from a local health department mandating a workplace closure for cleaning and disinfecting.
Texas

Below is a list of the governmental orders that impacted the State of Texas. Click the link below to be able to read the individual orders.

Texas State Governmental Orders

• State of Emergency declared
• Gov. Abbott Declares State of Disaster in Texas Due to COVID-19
• Gov. Abbott Waives Certain State Trucking Regulations to Expedite Delivery of Resources Around Texas
• Gov. Abbott Fast Tracks Licensing for Out-of-State Medial Professionals
• Gov. Abbott Waives Laws to Allow Trucks from Alcohol Industry to Deliver Grocery Supplies
• Gov. Abbott Waives Regulations to Ensure Students in Work Study Programs Receive Critical Funding During School Closures
• Gov. Abbott Waives STAAR Testing Requirements
• Gov. Abbott Allows Virtual and Telephonic Open Meetings to Maintain Government Transparency
• Gov. Abbott Waives Certain Vehicle Registration, Titling and Parking Placard Regulations
• Executive Order GA-8 Regarding Social Gatherings, Closure of Restaurants, Bars, Gyms and Schools
• Health Commissioner’s Declaration of Public Health Disaster
• Gov. Abbott Waives Health Care Fees for Incarcerated Texans
• Texas Supreme Court Suspends Residential Eviction Proceedings
• Gov. Abbott Waives Regulations to Support Pharmacy Operations
• Gov. Abbott Takes Action to Expand Nursing Workforce
• Executive Order GA-09 Relating to Hospital Capacity During the COVID-19 Disaster
• Gov. Abbott Requests Major Disaster Declaration from White House
• Gov. Abbott Authorizes Restaurants to Sell Bulk Retail Product to the Public
• Executive Order to Strengthen Reporting Capabilities
• Executive Order GA-11 Relating to Airport Screening and Self-Qyarantine During the COVID-19 Disaster
• Gov. Abbott Removes Licensing Barriers for Advance Practice Registered Nurses
• Executive Order GA-12 Relating to Roadway Screening and Self-Quarantine During the COVID-19 Disaster
• Executive Order GA-13 Relating to Detention in County and Municipal Jails During the COVID-19 Disaster
• Executive Order GA-14 Relating to Statewide Continuity of Essential Services and Activities During the COVID-19 Disaster
• Gov. Abbott Proclamation Regarding Fort Worth Crime CPD Elections
• Gov. Abbott Suspends Regulations to Increase EMS, First Responder Workforce
• Disaster Proclamation Extended
• Executive Order GA-15 Relating to hospital capacity during the COVID-19 disaster
• Executive Order GA-17 Relating to the establishment of the Governor’s Strike Force to Open Texas
• Executive Order GA-16 Relating to the safe, strategic reopening of select services as the first step to Open Texas in response to tile COVID-19 disaster
• Executive Order GA-18 Relating to the Expanded Reopening of Services as Part of the Safe, Strategic Plan to Open Texas in Response to the COVID- 19 Disaster
• Executive Order GA-19 Relating to Hospital Capacity During the COVID-19 Disaster
• Executive Order GA-20 Relating to Expanding Travel without Restrictions as Part of the Safe, Strategic Plan to Open Texas in Response to the COVID-19 Disaster
• Executive Order GA-21 Relating to the expanded reopening of services as part of the safe, strategic plan to Open Texas in response to the COVID-19 disaster
• Executive Order GA-22 Relating to Confinement During the COVID-19 Disaster
• Executive Order GA-23 Relating to the expanded opening of Texas in response to the COVID-19 disaster
• Executive Order GA-24 Relating to the termination of air travel restrictions as part of the safe, strategic plan to Open Texas in response to the COVID-19 disaster
• Executive Order GA-25 Relating to in-person visitation at county and municipal jails during the COVID-19 disaster
• Executive Order GA-26 Relating to the expanded opening of Texas in response to the COVID-19 disaster
• Executive Order GA-27 Relating to the need for increased hospital capacity during the COVID-19 disaster
• Executive Order GA-28 Relating to the targeted response to the COVID-19 disaster as part of the reopening of Texas
• Executive Order GA-29 Relating to the use of face coverings during the COVID-19 disaster
• Executive Order GA-30 Relating to the continued response to the COVID-19 disaster as Texas reopens
• Executive Order GA-31 Relating to hospital capacity during the COVID-19 disaster
• Executive Order GA-32 Relating to the continued response to the COVID-19 disaster as Texas reopens (bars)
• Executive Order GA-34 Relating to the opening of Texas in response to the COVID-19 disaster
•Executive Order GA-35 Relating to COVID-19 vaccines and the protection of Texans’ private health information
• Executive Order GA-36 Relating to the prohibition of governmental entities and officials from mandating face coverings or restricting activities in response to the COVID-19 disaster
• Executive Order GA-37 Relating to the transportation of migrants during the COVID-19 disaster
• Executive Order GA-38 Relating to the continued response to the COVID-19 disaster
• Executive Order GA-39 Relating to prohibiting vaccine mandates and vaccine passports subject to legislative action
• Executive Order 40 Relating to prohibiting vaccine mandates, subject to legislative action
Texas- Which of the below governmental orders caused the full or partial shutdown of your business in the State of Texas? You may choose more than one.*

State of Emergency declaredGov. Abbott Declares State of Disaster in Texas Due to COVID-19Gov. Abbott Waives Certain State Trucking Regulations to Expedite Delivery of Resources Around TexasGov. Abbott Fast Tracks Licensing for Out-of-State Medial ProfessionalsGov. Abbott Waives Laws to Allow Trucks from Alcohol Industry to Deliver Grocery SuppliesGov. Abbott Waives Regulations to Ensure Students in Work Study Programs Receive Critical Funding During School ClosuresGov. Abbott Waives STAAR Testing RequirementsGov. Abbott Allows Virtual and Telephonic Open Meetings to Maintain Government TransparencyGov. Abbott Waives Certain Vehicle Registration, Titling and Parking Placard RegulationsExecutive Order GA-8 Regarding Social Gatherings, Closure of Restaurants, Bars, Gyms and SchoolsHealth Commissioner’s Declaration of Public Health DisasterGov. Abbott Waives Health Care Fees for Incarcerated TexansTexas Supreme Court Suspends Residential Eviction ProceedingsGov. Abbott Waives Regulations to Support Pharmacy OperationsGov. Abbott Takes Action to Expand Nursing WorkforceExecutive Order GA-09 Relating to Hospital Capacity During the COVID-19 DisasterGov. Abbott Requests Major Disaster Declaration from White HouseGov. Abbott Authorizes Restaurants to Sell Bulk Retail Product to the PublicExecutive Order to Strengthen Reporting CapabilitiesExecutive Order GA-11 Relating to Airport Screening and Self-Qyarantine During the COVID-19 DisasterGov. Abbott Removes Licensing Barriers for Advance Practice Registered NursesExecutive Order GA-12 Relating to Roadway Screening and Self-Quarantine During the COVID-19 DisasterExecutive Order GA-13 Relating to Detention in County and Municipal Jails During the COVID-19 DisasterExecutive Order GA-14 Relating to Statewide Continuity of Essential Services and Activities During the COVID-19 DisasterGov. Abbott Proclamation Regarding Fort Worth Crime CPD ElectionsGov. Abbott Suspends Regulations to Increase EMS, First Responder WorkforceDisaster Proclamation ExtendedExecutive Order GA-15 Relating to hospital capacity during the COVID-19 disasterExecutive Order GA-17 Relating to the establishment of the Governor’s Strike Force to Open TexasExecutive Order GA-16 Relating to the safe, strategic reopening of select services as the first step to Open Texas in response to tile COVID-19 disasterExecutive Order GA-18 Relating to the Expanded Reopening of Services as Part of the Safe, Strategic Plan to Open Texas in Response to the COVID- 19 DisasterExecutive Order GA-19 Relating to Hospital Capacity During the COVID-19 DisasterExecutive Order GA-20 Relating to Expanding Travel without Restrictions as Part of the Safe, Strategic Plan to Open Texas in Response to the COVID-19 DisasterExecutive Order GA-21 Relating to the expanded reopening of services as part of the safe, strategic plan to Open Texas in response to the COVID-19 disasterExecutive Order GA-22 Relating to Confinement During the COVID-19 DisasterExecutive Order GA-23 Relating to the expanded opening of Texas in response to the COVID-19 disasterExecutive Order GA-24 Relating to the termination of air travel restrictions as part of the safe, strategic plan to Open Texas in response to the COVID-19 disasterExecutive Order GA-25 Relating to in-person visitation at county and municipal jails during the COVID-19 disasterExecutive Order GA-26 Relating to the expanded opening of Texas in response to the COVID-19 disasterExecutive Order GA-27 Relating to the need for increased hospital capacity during the COVID-19 disasterExecutive Order GA-28 Relating to the targeted response to the COVID-19 disaster as part of the reopening of TexasExecutive Order GA-29 Relating to the use of face coverings during the COVID-19 disasterExecutive Order GA-30 Relating to the continued response to the COVID-19 disaster as Texas reopensExecutive Order GA-31 Relating to hospital capacity during the COVID-19 disasterExecutive Order GA-32 Relating to the continued response to the COVID-19 disaster as Texas reopens (bars)Executive Order GA-34 Relating to the opening of Texas in response to the COVID-19 disasterExecutive Order GA-35 Relating to COVID-19 vaccines and the protection of Texans’ private health informationExecutive Order GA-36 Relating to the prohibition of governmental entities and officials from mandating face coverings or restricting activities in response to the COVID-19 disasterExecutive Order GA-37 Relating to the transportation of migrants during the COVID-19 disasterExecutive Order GA-38 Relating to the continued response to the COVID-19 disasterExecutive Order GA-39 Relating to prohibiting vaccine mandates and vaccine passports subject to legislative actionExecutive Order 40 Relating to prohibiting vaccine mandates, subject to legislative action
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For each Texas governmental order listed above, please be specific, list the governmental order and the beginning date of impact and ending date of impact. Example: Executive order 1234 Starting Sept 7, 2020, and ending Oct 12, 2021 Note you should list more than one, if applicable. The point is to list ALL orders (checked above) that applied to your business and for ALL periods of time that impacted your business. Without this information, it will severely limit your qualifying period under the shutdown orders test. NOTE: The beginning and end date for each shutdown order listed is absolutely critical, without it, your business will not qualify under the Full or Part Shutdown Order test. *
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ERC Survey 2- Texas Governmental Shutdown Orders

Full or Partial Governmental Shutdown Orders