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Texas Tax Administration Issues: Franchise Tax Apportionment and Sales Taxes on Certain Oil and Gas Activities

In this issue Comptroller to Publish Franchise Tax Rule 3.591 on Apportionment Comptroller Acting to Limit Certain Oil and Gas Sales Tax Exemption Claims Reminder: TTARA Meeting on Research & Development Provisions Nov. 5 Comptroller to Publish Franchise Tax Rule 3.591 on Apportionment The Comptroller’s Office has submitted Franchise Tax Rule 3.591 concerning Margin Tax: Apportionment to…

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Comptroller draft rules on R&D; TTARA files amicus brief in El Paso Electric Tax Case; W&M seeks input on SB 2 Implementation

In this issue Comptroller Draft Rules on Research and Development TTARA Files Amicus Brief in El Paso Electric Tax Case Reminder: House Ways and Means Committee Seeks Input on SB 2 Implementation Register Today for the 2020 TTARA Virtual Annual Meeting on December 8 & 9 Comptroller Draft Rules on Research and Development As a…

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Testimony on W&M Interim Charges; Comments on Draft Franchise Tax Rule on Apportionment; Court of Appeals Tax Administration Ruling

In this issue Testimony to House Ways and Means Committee on Interim Charges Comments on Comptroller’s Draft Franchise Tax Rule on Apportionment Court of Appeals Tax Administration Ruling TTARA Testimony to House Ways and Means Committee on Interim Charges The House Ways and Means Committee, like all legislative committees during the pandemic, is in the…

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House Ways & Means Committee Seeks Input on Interim Charges; PTAAB 3rd Quarter Meeting Info; TTARA 2020 Golf Tournament Canceled

In this issue House Ways and Means Committee Seeks Input on Interim Charges Property Tax Administration Advisory Board 3rd Quarter Meeting TTARA 2020 Golf Tournament Canceled House Ways and Means Committee Seeks Input on Interim Charges In lieu of extensive in-person hearings, Speaker Bonnen has outlined a number of ways in which House committees may…

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State Comptroller Glenn Hegar Provides Revised Revenue Outlook

State Comptroller Glenn Hegar offered a sobering reassessment of the state’s fiscal condition in light of the challenges Texas faces with the COVID pandemic – a net $7.5 billion turn for the worse, with the state’s current budget now $4.6 billion in the red. Overall, he reduced his state revenue projection by $14.7 billion, of…

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