Texas’s sales-tax revenue totaled $2.82 billion in August, down 5.6% from a year earlier, as businesses were affected by the coronavirus pandemic, according to a report released by Texas Comptroller
- The majority of August sales-tax revenue is based on sales made in July and remitted to the agency in August. Rising COVID-19 infection rates in July likely suppressed economic activity: Comptroller
- “State sales tax collections from all major sectors other than retail trade declined significantly from year ago levels, with the largest declines in the oil- and gas-related sectors,” Hegar said in a statement
- Hegar warned that ...
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