Texas lawmakers reconsider tax incentives for data centers

Twelve years ago, Texas started offering big tax exemptions to entice new data centers. Now, the political climate has changed, and lawmakers say it’s time to reconsider those tax breaks.

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National10 articles from 8 sources across the spectrum· Updated 63d ago

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2 developments
  1. Jul 24Tax Breaks for Data Centers Are Ending, With More States Revoking Them
  2. Jul 27Texas lawmakers scrutinize $3.3 billion cost of data center tax incentives

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Last development · Jul 27 — Texas lawmakers scrutinize $3.3 billion cost of data center tax incentives

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Texas StandardCenter· 63d ago

Texas lawmakers question whether multibillion-dollar data center tax break still benefits the state

KVUECenter· 63d ago

Texas lawmakers consider whether to scrap tax break incentives for data center companies

Ran by 2 outlets· Arklatex Home Page, KXAN Austin
Arklatex Home PageCenter· 63d ago

Texas lawmakers scrutinize $3.3 billion cost of data center tax incentives

KXAN AustinCenter· 63d ago

Texas lawmakers scrutinize $3.3 billion cost of data center tax incentives

ABC 13 HoustonLean Left· 63d ago

Texas Senate Committee members review law on tax breaks for data centers

Fox7 AustinCenter· 63d ago

Texas lawmakers look at data center tax exemption effects; group calls for more protections

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Odessa AmericanLean Right· 63d ago

Texas’ multibillion-dollar sales tax exemption for data centers is growing, while audits lag

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