Save the Dates for TTARA 2022 Meetings and Events
TTARA 1st Quarterly Property Tax Virtual Meeting January 25, 2022 Join us via Zoom as we kick off 2022 with the 1st quarterly property tax meeting of the year on Tuesday, January 25th from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. TTARA has invited Shannon Murphy, the new Director of the Property Tax Assistance Division, to speak to the group. Due…
Read MoreA Financial Catch 22: State is Awash in Money, but Limits Constrain Its Use; Franchise Tax Case Could Impact Hedging Operation
In this issue A Financial Catch 22: State is Awash in Money, but Limits Constrain Its Use Franchise Tax Case Could Impact Hedging Operation A Financial Catch 22: State is Awash in Money, but Limits Constrain Its Use Comptroller Glenn Hegar, the state’s constitutionally-designated revenue estimator, issued an update on the state’s fiscal situation last…
Read MoreRecap of of 87th 3rd Called Session: Property Tax Relief for Homeowners?; Appropriations of ARPA Funds
In this issue Property Tax Relief for Homeowners Appropriations of ARPA Funds (American Rescue Plan Act) Property Tax Relief for Homeowners The 3rd called special session of the 87th legislature adjourned in the wee hours of the morning after passing most of the items the Governor had called on them to address, including property tax relief in…
Read MoreHouse & Senate Move Farther Apart on Property Taxes as Session Counts Down; Westmoreland Decision: Sales Tax Manufacturing Exemption at Issue
In this issue House & Senate Move Farther Apart on Property Taxes as Session Counts Down Westmoreland Decision: A Fresh Look at the Manufacturing Exemption Agenda Now Available for TTARA 2021 Annual Meeting – Register Today! House & Senate Move Farther Apart on Property Taxes as Session Counts Down The House Ways and Means Committee…
Read MoreUpdate on the 87th Third Called Special Session
In this issue Show Me the Money! Putting the School Property Tax on a Path to Zero? Spending Plan for Federal Money Revealed Reminder: Upcoming Meetings & Events Show Me the Money! One of the few issues left over from lawmakers’ two very contentious special sessions is tax relief. The state is literally awash in…
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