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Category Archives: Taxation
Proposed constitutional amendments on ballot in May election
Voters will consider two propositions to amend the Texas Constitution in the election on May 7. The propositions were approved for the ballot by the 87th Legislature last year. Voters will consider proposals to: reduce the limitation on property taxes … Continue reading
Posted in General Government, Taxation
Tagged 87th Legislature, constitutional amendment, elections, property taxes, taxes, Texas Constitution
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States could receive more online sales tax revenue after Supreme Court decision
In the wake of a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision, online merchants doing significant business in a state may be required to collect sales taxes on products shipped to that state even if the merchant has no physical presence there. … Continue reading
Posted in Judiciary and Jurisprudence, Taxation
Tagged online sales, supreme court, taxes
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State considers fixes to school finance
Following a Texas Supreme Court ruling in May that upheld the constitutionality of the school finance system, lawmakers are examining several ways to revise the funding structure, which the court called an “ossified regime ill-suited for 21st century Texas.” The House committees on appropriations … Continue reading
Posted in Public Education, Taxation
Tagged public education, recapture, school finance, supreme court
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Supreme Court upholds fee on small tobacco producers
The Texas Supreme Court earlier this month upheld the constitutionality of a law enacted in 2013 imposing a fee on certain tobacco companies that were not parties to a 1998 settlement with the state. The court ruled that the Legislature had a rational basis … Continue reading
Posted in Taxation
Tagged cigarettes, constitution, equal and uniform, supreme court, tax, Taxation, taxes, tobacco
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