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Highlights
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The Impact of the 2011 Drought and Beyond
The Comptroller’s latest report discusses the effects of 2011’s harsh drought, and the Texas Water Development Board’s estimates of what will be needed to ensure adequate water supplies in the future.
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The Texas Economy
The Comptroller’s latest resource – www.TheTexasEconomy.org – takes you inside the Texas Economy with graphics, interviews and data you can count on, including the latest financial trends and economic indicators.
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Texas Rising — Bring the Brightest Together
Read how Texas A&M’s expansion benefits students and the community. See why Bexar County and the East Texas GIS Consortium are using mobile technology to improve services, and learn how Freeport exemptions attract business investment. Subscribe now!
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Get Ready Texas!
Beginning Jan. 1, 2012, a person claiming an exemption from sales tax on the purchase of certain items used in the production of agricultural and timber products is required to have a Texas Agriculture and Timber Exemption Registration Number. Learn more »
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Certification Revenue Estimate 2012-13 Biennium
Revenue collections in fiscal 2011 were stronger than expected, with Texas moving more fully into economic recovery. View the 2012-13 biennium Certification Revenue Estimate report and its detailed tables.
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Unclaimed Property
Find the treasures searching for you. Get details on how you can search our unclaimed property database for property that might be yours.
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Keeping Texas First
Our new site gives communities, landowners and businesses the information and tools they need to keep watch on the rapidly changing world of federal environmental regulation – to make sure that we’re Keeping Texas First.
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SB18 Compliance
Senate Bill 18, enacted by the 82nd Legislature, requires all public and private entities authorized to exercise the power of eminent domain in Texas to submit a letter to the Comptroller of Public Accounts.
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Texas Transparency Website
Check out the Comptroller’s transparency website for an inside look at your tax dollars at work in Texas.
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Sales Tax Holiday
Texas shoppers get a break from state and local sales taxes for clothing and school supplies on August 17, 18 and 19 - the state's annual tax holiday.
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