State RevenueWhere the Money Comes From

Texas state government is an enormously complex undertaking, including everything from road construction to professional licensing, from prisons to university research. It’s a more than $110 billion-a-year enterprise that relies on funding from a variety of sources, including about $50 billion annually that the Texas Comptroller’s office collects from more than 60 separate taxes, fees and assessments.

Visualizations
With our data visualizations, sources of state government revenue are easily accessible. We offer an unprecedented array of data, giving you the tools you need to drill down to specific information and see trends in action.

Classic Tools
Additional revenue tools are available in a variety of categories. These tools are the result of initial efforts to open Texas’ books and publish that information online.

Monthly Revenue Watch
Get a detailed look at Texas revenues by month, with the option to view revenues in all funds (excluding trusts) or in general revenue-related funds.

Additional Revenue Resources
Use these resources to dig deep in your search for where Texas’ state dollars come from.

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