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NASA’s Texas operations employed about 11,000 last year, and the Comptroller’s office estimates it contributed more than $4.7 billion to the state’s GDP. Take a look as we explore in detail the economic benefits of the Johnson Space Center and beyond.
The August issue of Fiscal Notes examines the “1115 Medicaid waiver,” which has provided Texas with billions of dollars for health and human services — money in jeopardy unless the federal government extends it. We also discuss Texas’ troubled state jail program.
Comptroller Resources for Taxpayers
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Once registered, you will receive sales and use tax report forms and other important information.
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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