Texas § LG.334.404 - TAX RATE
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§ LG.334.404. TAX RATE
TAX RATE. (a) The tax authorized by this subchapter is imposed on each stall or pen used or occupied at a designated facility. (b) The tax may be imposed at any uniform amount not to exceed $20 for each event. (c) The ballot proposition at the election held to adopt the tax must specify the maximum amount of the tax to be adopted. (d) Different tax rates may be imposed based on the duration of an event, except that the rate must be uniform for each event of similar duration and the rate may not exceed the maximum rate adopted by the voters. (e) The municipality or the county may repeal, decrease, and increase the rates of the tax imposed under this subchapter, except that the tax may not be imposed at a rate exceeding the maximum rate adopted by the voters. Added by Acts 2003, 78th Leg., ch. 672, Sec. 1, eff. June 20, 2003.
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