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Fiscal Notes June/July 2019 Edition
In the June-July edition of Fiscal Notes, we examine Texas’ motor fuels taxes — the levies that support road construction, maintenance and repair throughout the state — and how they’re being affected by higher gas mileage, electric cars and other factors.
Save the Sales Tax
Texas’ four sales tax holidays have saved consumers more than $1 billion in state and local sales taxes. Mark your calendar for savings on back-to-school items, Aug. 9 through 11.
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Out-of-State Sellers: Register Now!
Remote sellers are required to begin sales and use tax collections on Oct. 1, 2019. You should:
- Read about the tax responsibilities for remote sellers.
- Register for a Texas sales and use tax permit. (This is easy to do online with Webfile.)
- Verify your sales and use tax permit status.
Once registered, you will receive sales and use tax report forms and other important information.
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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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