Dale Craymer, the president of the Texas Taxpayers and Research Association, has estimated that the state loses $85 million a year for every $1 drop in oil prices. By one calculation, Texas has already lost at least $1 billion in revenue from the oil and gas industry.

With the COVID-19 pandemic putting unforeseen pressure on homeowners, it’s not the time to raise property taxes to make up for lost sales tax and other revenues…

Dallas-Plano-Irving stands to gain the most jobs and revenue from a statewide nondiscrimination law, a new study shows.

According to the report, Texas oil and gas producers directly contributed a record $13.4 billion to the Texas treasury through taxes and royalties, just beating the 2014 record of $13.3 billion.

Gov. Greg Abbott on Wednesday ordered Texas state agencies, public universities and other top officials to come up with ways to cut their budgets by 5% in the current biennium.