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April 16, 2026
The Texas Comptroller has announced that residents can buy certain emergency supplies without paying sales tax from April 25-27. Shoppers are expected to save around $2.4 million statewide during this annual event.
Read more →April 8, 2026
Texas Acting Comptroller Kelly Hancock announced the distribution of $1.1 billion in sales tax revenue for April—an increase over last year's allocation—to cities, counties, transit systems, and special purpose districts across Texas.
Read more →April 8, 2026
Acting Texas Comptroller Kelly Hancock has reminded business owners that April 15 is the deadline to file their annual property tax renditions with local appraisal districts. Businesses must list estimates for inventory and equipment values as of January 1 each year. Special provisions apply for properties damaged in disasters during calendar year 2025.
Read more →April 6, 2026
The Texas Opioid Abatement Fund Council has announced an $11.8 million distribution from settlement funds to help hospital districts address opioid-related issues in their communities. Acting Comptroller Kelly Hancock highlighted ongoing support for critical treatment and recovery services across Texas.
Read more →April 2, 2026
More than 274,000 students applied for Texas Education Freedom Accounts during its first year according to Acting Comptroller Kelly Hancock. Most applicants are from low- or middle-income families and funding will be allocated using a lottery system if necessary.
Read more →April 1, 2026
The Texas Comptroller reported that state sales tax revenue totaled $4 billion in March—a ten-percent increase over last year—with notable gains across several business sectors. Acting Comptroller Kelly Hancock attributed this growth to continued economic strength.
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