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Taxing the Margins?


by Labry Welty View Biography
Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr, P.C. View Firm Credentials
Dallas Office

July 29, 2008

Previously published by Land & Construction News of Texas on Winter 2008

In an attempt to find new funding for public schools, reduce property tax rates, and close loopholes in the Texas Franchise Tax, the Texas legislature enacted a significant revision of the Franchise Tax, commonly known as the Margin Tax. As part of the "loophole" closing, the revised Franchise Tax now taxes previously exempt entities, most notably Limited Partnerships.


 

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