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TAKE ACTION: Ask Lawmakers to Pass Property Tax Relief Now!

TAKE ACTION: Ask Lawmakers to Pass Property Tax Relief Now!

June 30, 2023 Last Edit: June 5, 2025

Tell your elected officials to support tax relief for Texans today!

TAKE ACTION: Ask Lawmakers to Pass Property Tax Relief Now!

According to a recent NFIB survey, inflation has surpassed labor quality as the number one problem facing small business owners. Skyrocketing property taxes only exacerbate these challenges. Governor Greg Abbott has called for a second special session with one agenda item: tax relief for all property owners. Legislation being considered would provide lasting tax relief through rate cuts. However, the House and Senate must first compromise. WATCH: Governor’s Tax Plan Provides Small Business Tax Relief Tell your elected officials to support tax relief for Texans today! CLICK HERE to make your voice heard.  
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