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Hurricane Harvey:
Resources and Updates for Affected Taxpayers
We are closely monitoring the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey throughout the state.
The Comptroller’s office has information for taxpayers affected by the storm, including details on:
- the waiver of state and local hotel tax for disaster victims and relief workers;
- certain sales tax exemptions available as a result of a declared natural disaster; and
- how to request an extension of filing tax returns.