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More on Texas Mixed Beverage Tax Changes

The Texas Tribune posted an article today called “Mixed Views on Increased Beverage Tax” by Alexa Ura.  The article discusses the recent changes to Texas’s mixed beverage taxing scheme that I blogged about last month.  I’m quoted in the article briefly explaining why some oppose this change.   I encourage you to read my blog post […]

By | July 30, 2013

Governor Perry Signs Big Change to Texas’ Mixed Beverage Tax

The Texas Legislature passed, and Governor Perry signed, a big change to Texas’ mixed beverage gross receipts tax.  In short, the state just passed a tax increase on many alcoholic beverages.  Further, a portion of the tax will be imposed on the consumer instead of the seller. Below, I’ll explain how the mixed beverage tax […]

By | June 20, 2013

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