Texas Is Protecting Its Water Future: What Proposition 4 Means for Long-Term Growth

Water is one of Texas’s most critical long-term resources. As the state continues to grow — in population, agriculture, and economic activity — reliable water infrastructure is essential to sustaining that growth. With the passage of Proposition 4, Texas made a forward-looking investment to protect its water future without raising taxes. What Is Proposition 4? […]

Texas Agricultural Producers Just Got a Tax Break: What Proposition 5 Means for Farmers & Ranchers

Texas agriculture is the backbone of the state’s economy and food supply. With the passage of Proposition 5, farmers and ranchers received meaningful tax relief aimed at reducing one of their largest ongoing expenses. Proposition 5 exempts animal feed inventory held for resale from property taxation, helping agricultural producers lower costs and maintain long-term profitability. […]

New Texas Tax Amendment: What Happens If Your Home Burns Down

Texas Passed Proposition 10: What It Means If Your Home Is Destroyed by Fire Homeowners across Texas recently gained a powerful new protection, and most people don’t even know it exists. As part of the constitutional amendments that passed this year, Proposition 10 introduced a major change to property taxes — especially in situations involving […]