Texas Tax Amendment Proposal Sets Biennial Revenue Cap
Texas Senate Joint Resolution No. 13 proposes amending Article VIII Section 3 to cap biennial state revenue from taxes licenses permits and fees at 22.50 per inhabitant with adjustments for population changes and wartime disasters. It instructs election on November 1984 with voters to mark For or Against the amendment.
Texas moves to redraw counties and tax rules
The document outlines proposed constitutional amendments in Texas. It details Section 1 authorizing new counties only under certain size and population rules, allows county boundary changes by two thirds vote, and requires voter approval at a 1934 election with specified ballot language. It also covers Section 8 amendments on taxation, defining uniform real property taxes, classifications for other property, and exemptions including $250 worth of household goods.
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Dwight Brightman Thanks Voters for Sheriff Runoff Support
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