ZacTax

Providing the tools to help cities make better decisions and improve their fiscal health

[ZacTax @zactax]

Nice to see you again @CalCities

[Texas Municipal League @TML_Texas]

Houston, here we come! We'll see you next week at #TMLAC2024 where @HoustonTX will host one of the largest conferences in League history

[Charles Marohn @clmarohn]

I do a lot of podcasts. This was particularly 🔥🔥🔥. Great questions and really free-flowing talk about housing.

For all you supply-exclusive YIMBYs thinking I just don't get it, this is a good one for you.

[ZacTax @zactax]

If you care about the future of our cities, don't miss this episode 👇
https://t.co/d398u334J8

[ZacTax @zactax]

Fresh on the feed, @clmarohn joins us on the latest episode of @ZacCastPod to chat housing traps and a whole lot more (link below)

[ZacTax @zactax]

Here’s our article from last November 👇 https://t.co/XEsNHuAfry

[ZacTax @zactax]

Back in November, we discussed the need for California to update the Bradley-Burns sales tax. This week, Bloomberg published a great explainer on the subject. Definitely worth a quick watch 👇 https://t.co/ALgtkebBJM

[ZacTax @zactax]

In this week’s ZacCast, we chat about Amazon lockers and remote taxpayers, changes to Appraisal Board representation, and impending zoning reform. Don’t miss it! https://t.co/Uoofr7DWbi

[ZacTax @zactax]

We think the Decision Engine will be an important tool for cities to understand how development patterns impact long-term fiscal health. So important, in fact, that we're including it *for free* with a subscription to sales and property tax analysis. /x
https://t.co/VjKPhqbs8w

[ZacTax @zactax]

We're excited to introduce Decision Engine, a brand new set of features to help cities understand how their development patterns impact their long-term fiscal health. /1
https://t.co/VjKPhqbs8w

[ZacTax @zactax]

There are many great firms in this space doing detailed and granular analyses. Our new Decision Engine is intended to be an amuse-bouche to their main course. /10

[ZacTax @zactax]

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[Texas Comptroller @txcomptroller]

October collections reached a new monthly high, surpassing 2019 levels by more than 20%. “Tax receipts from most major economic sectors were up by double-digit percentages from a year ago.” - Comptroller @Glenn_Hegar https://t.co/lR9KvzflcJ