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The decline in the first quarter shows the continuing impact of pandemic, exacerbated by the February winter storm that cut power to much of Texas.
April 5 -
The January sales tax report shows that Texas is recovering but still hurting on some revenue streams, Comptroller Glenn Hegar said.
February 2 -
With continuing weakness in oil fields, restaurants and stores due to the pandemic, Texas saw sales tax collections fall 3.5% year-over-year.
November 3 -
Declining tourist taxes, which support the bond-financed Orange County Convention Center's expansion, led officials to suspend the design work on the project.
September 4 -
Six states took revenue hits above 30%, according to report.
July 14 -
“We expect it will be years before demand returns to peak 2019 levels,” industry exec says.
June 18 -
Gov. Charlie Baker’s plan, with some tweaks, could secure much-needed funds money more quickly during the coronavirus pandemic, Pioneer Institute said.
June 12 -
The monthly drop collectively topped $60 billion.
June 2 -
With retail sales' record decline, budget pain will continue.
May 15 -
Even while the nation's economy is reeling from the impact of COVID-19, the municipal bond market is good news for cities looking to restructure their debt because of historically low interest rates.
May 5