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January 3, 2024 Last Edit: June 5, 2025
From property tax relief and regulatory reform, Texas lawmakers delivered meaningful results for small business owners.
Legislative Wrap Up: A Look At Texas Small Business Victories in 2023
- $18 Billion Property Tax Cuts which will make it easier for small business owners to raise wages, create new jobs, and invest in their communities.
- The Texas Regulatory Consistency Act which will help small business owners better comply with regulations, rather than being burdened by the complexity of multiple jurisdictions of law over their business practices.
- The Creation of Business Courts to handle complex litigation and give small business owners greater confidence in our legal system.
- Market-Based Family Leave to strengthen Texas businesses’ ability to recruit talent, compete, and grow. This market-based approach is not a mandate and lets employers choose whether they want to offer it as a benefit for their employees.
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