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To deliver clearer, more actionable insight into the strength of Texas’ economy, the Comptroller’s office tracks and reports on key state and regional economic indicators. The TexStats dashboards will empower businesses, policymakers and communities with the reliable data they need to make smarter decisions and seize new opportunities in Texas’ fast-growing economy.
The TexStats Statewide Dashboard offers a comprehensive view of Texas’ economic pulse — including GDP, employment trends, population growth, oil and natural gas production, rig counts and pricing, housing market dynamics and inflation measures.
The TexStats Regional Dashboard lets users investigate many aspects of Texas’ 12 economic regions, including demographics, infrastructure, education, jobs and health care availability. The dashboard updates automatically when new data are released.
The State Revenue and Expenditures dashboard helps taxpayers, researchers and policymakers see and understand government data with new perspectives. The tool provides different viewing options, and allows you to download the data.
This series of charts, updated weekly, details statewide economic indicators including home sales, unemployment, nonfarm employment, retail sales tax collections and more.
All Economic Development Corporations (EDCs) must file an annual report with the Comptroller’s office by April 1 of each year, providing data from the previous fiscal year. This tool helps you explore this data. Learn more about Economic Development Corporations (EDCs).
This application allows you to explore the various fees from constables' offices in the state of Texas. You can compare fees between counties, and view fee trends over time. Learn more about the Sheriffs' and Constables' Fees report.
Utilities and local governments must report to SECO regarding efforts to reduce energy consumption. Learn more about SECO reporting.
The Comptroller's Property Tax division publishes several reports including the Appraisal District Ratio Study Report, the Biennial Report, and the Report on Cost of Property Tax Exemption for 100 Percent Disabled Veterans.
The Tax Code also requires the Comptroller's office administer surveys and issue reports summarizing the data reported through those surveys. The agency compiles this information and publishes it here.
If you have questions using our tools or finding data, please contact us.