Rick Kendrick
Abstract
This funding provides additional state aid to school districts that have value limitation agreements pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 313 of the Texas Economic Development Act (TEDA). The state aid offsets the ad valorem tax credit granted by the school district to a business entity under the provisions
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This funding provides additional state aid to school districts that have value limitation agreements pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 313 of the Texas Economic Development Act (TEDA). The state aid offsets the ad valorem tax credit granted by the school district to a business entity under the provisions
Key concepts: Ad valorem tax, Tax credit, State (computer science), Value-added tax, Economics, Business, Value (mathematics), Tax reform