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State Budget 2024-25: 88th Legislature Documents: Fiscal Size-Up Materials: Interactive Graphics
State Budget; 2024-25; 88th Legislature; Documents; Fiscal Size-Up; Materials; Legislative; Appropriation; Requests; HOME > BUDGET. BUDGET RELATED INFORMATION. ... SELECTED BUDGET ISSUES FISCAL SIZE UP BUDGET RESOURCES OPERATING BUDGETS FISCAL NOTES BUDGET CYCLE HISTORICALLY UNDERUTILIZED BUSINESS ...
The General Appropriations Act for 2024-25 allocates some $144 billion in state tax money — including half of a historic $32.7 billion surplus — toward tax cuts, mental health access, pay raises...
The Texas House on Thursday approved a historic $302.6 billion state spending plan for the next two years, sending to the Senate a proposal that would bring pay raises to state employees, as...
Our mighty Texas economy has produced another record - we now have the largest budget surplus in the history of our state. But make no mistake, that money does not belong to the government.
The 2024-25 budget allocates some $144 billion in state tax money — including half of the surplus — toward tax cuts, improving mental health access, pay raises for state employees, border...
SB 1 appropriates $248.6 billion in total spending for the state's budget during the 2022-23 biennium.
Use this resource to understand how Texas’ budget process progresses, from its beginning in the year before each regular session of the Legislature up through the budget’s certification for an additional two years.
The revised CRE estimated a loss of $11.57 billion, down 9.5% from the October estimate. Transfers to the Economic Stabilization Fund and the State Highway Fund were each projected to be $1.13 billion, down from $1.67 billion deposited in November 2019.
Governor Abbott signed the 2024-25 General Appropriations Act into law on June 18, making it the effective state budget from Sept. 1, 2023, through Aug. 31, 2025. Thanks to robust economic growth, sales tax revenue, strong energy prices, and high inflation, the Legislature began the session with $188.2 billion in general revenue to distribute.