Texas § 481.080 ECONOMIC AND FISCAL IMPACT STATEMENT FOR CERTAIN GRANT PROPOSALS.

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§ 481.080 — ECONOMIC AND FISCAL IMPACT STATEMENT FOR CERTAIN GRANT PROPOSALS.

Texas § 481.080

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 481.080 (2026).

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Sec. 481.080. ECONOMIC AND FISCAL IMPACT STATEMENT FOR CERTAIN GRANT PROPOSALS.

(a)Before the governor awards a grant under Section 481.078 to an entity for a proposed initiative, the office shall prepare a statement that, specifically and in detail, assesses the direct economic impact that approval of the grant will have on the residents of this state.

(b)The statement must include:

(1)for the period covered by the grant:

(A)the estimated number of jobs to be created in this state by the potential recipient each biennium; and

(B)the estimated median wage of the jobs to be created in this state by the potential recipient each biennium;

(2)the additional amount of ad valorem taxes, sales and use taxes, and fee revenues projected to be generated each year by governmental entities of th

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Sec. 481.080. ECONOMIC AND FISCAL IMPACT STATEMENT FOR CERTAIN GRANT PROPOSALS. (a) Before the governor awards a grant under Section 481.078 to an entity for a proposed initiative, the office shall prepare a statement that, specifically and in detail, assesses the direct economic impact that approval of the grant will have on the residents of this state.
(b) The statement must include:
(1) for the period covered by the grant:
(A) the estimated number of jobs to be created in this state by the potential recipient each biennium; and
(B) the estimated median wage of the jobs to be created in this state by the potential recipient each biennium;
(2) the additional amount of ad valorem taxes, sales and use taxes, and fee revenues projected to be generated each year by governmental entities of this state;
(3) the total amount of tax credits, local incentives, and other money or credits estimated to be distributed to the proposed grant recipient by governmental entities of this state; and
(4) any other information the office considers necessary to include in the statement.
SUBCHAPTER H. BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT--PERMIT ASSISTANCE