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In the August issue of Fiscal Notes, we examine the complex economics behind convention centers, which depend heavily on state and local tax breaks. We also discuss Texas’ various sales tax holidays — what can be purchased tax free, and when.
We have updated information about the economic impact of Texas military installations on the state and for local economies. Read more about the impact of the military on the Texas economy. »
Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar recently revised the Certification Revenue Estimate, announcing better-than-expected revenue growth in fiscal 2018 and an improved economic outlook for fiscal 2019.
Comptroller Resources for Taxpayers
The audit office located at 2656 South Loop West, Suite 400 in Houston is temporarily closed due to HVAC repairs. If you have any questions, you may call your auditor and/or Sharon Davis 713-314-5719 or Phillip Barrera at 713-314-5791.
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The Comptroller's office often communicates with taxpayers via a service called GovDelivery. These messages, which are informational in nature only, are sent from the GovDelivery.com domain.
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