City plans for no-new-revenue property tax rate for the second year in a row.
Texas Budget
Asked to Trim Spending by 5 Percent, Ag Commissioner Sid Miller Pledges Double
“While Texas might just be reopening, we will feel the economic impact of this pandemic for a long while.”
Commentary: Texas Public Education and the Challenges Ahead
This is the time where we need to roll up our sleeves and get to work for the betterment of students across Texas.
As Texas Economy Suffers, Budget Cuts Floated for State Agencies
This comes as Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar has already stated he anticipates a several-billion-dollar shortfall of funds needed to balance the budget lawmakers passed in 2019.
Commentary: Spending Must Slow or This Crisis Will Certainly Lead to Another
I will not support any form of tax increase, and this is the time we prevent that discussion from ever taking hold.
Commentary: The Tale of the Tax Rate
A property taxpayer looks at the City of Allen’s approach to fiscal stewardship.
Commentary: A Step in the Right Direction
The City of Plano is finally beginning to embrace fiscal policymaking that better respects the economic liberty of taxpayers. But this is not the time for citizens to grow complacent.
Property Taxpayers Win Again in Wylie
For the second year in a row, Wylie city officials are proposing a fiscally responsible budget that doesn’t raise property taxes.
Frisco Recommends Raising Property Taxes
Frisco’s proposed 2019-20 budget is based on adopting a property tax rate that raises the average homeowner’s property tax bill.
Collin County Plans “No New Revenue” Tax Rate
For the fourth year in a row, commissioners in Collin County are proposing a fiscally responsible budget that doesn’t raise taxes.