Texas § 3933.405 USE OF HOTEL OCCUPANCY TAX.

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§ 3933.405 — USE OF HOTEL OCCUPANCY TAX.

Texas § 3933.405

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Tex. Special District Local Laws Code Code Ann. § 3933.405 (2026).

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Sec. 3933.405. USE OF HOTEL OCCUPANCY TAX.

(a)The district may use the proceeds from a hotel occupancy tax imposed under this subchapter for any of the district's purposes and for the purposes described by Section 352.1015 , Tax Code, to the extent the board considers appropriate.

(b)During each interval of three calendar years following the date on which a hotel occupancy tax imposed under this subchapter is initially collected, the board may not apply an annual average of more than 10 percent of the amount of tax collected under that section, excluding any interest earnings or investment profits and after a deduction for the costs of imposing and collecting the taxes, for the administrative expenses of the district or a district purpose other than:

(1)the costs of advertising and prom

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Sec. 3933.405. USE OF HOTEL OCCUPANCY TAX. (a) The district may use the proceeds from a hotel occupancy tax imposed under this subchapter for any of the district's purposes and for the purposes described by Section 352.1015 , Tax Code, to the extent the board considers appropriate.
(b) During each interval of three calendar years following the date on which a hotel occupancy tax imposed under this subchapter is initially collected, the board may not apply an annual average of more than 10 percent of the amount of tax collected under that section, excluding any interest earnings or investment profits and after a deduction for the costs of imposing and collecting the taxes, for the administrative expenses of the district or a district purpose other than:
(1) the costs of advertising and promoting tourism; or
(2) the costs of business development and commerce, including the costs of planning, designing, constructing, acquiring, leasing, financing, owning, operating, maintaining, managing, improving, repairing, rehabilitating, or reconstructing improvement projects for:
(A) conferences, conventions, meeting space, and exhibitions;
(B) manufacturer, consumer, or trade shows;
(C) hotels, lodging, and hospitality;
(D) arts and entertainment;
(E) parks and recreation;
(F) economic development; and
(G) civic, community, or institutional events.
SUBCHAPTER I. DISSOLUTION OF DISTRICT