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November 19, 2012
Chapter 313, a provision of the state’s tax code that allows school districts to use tax cuts to lure large corporations, will expire unless lawmakers act to renew it next year.
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Kiah Collier was a reporter for the ProPublica-Texas Tribune investigative initiative from 2020 through 2023. She previously worked at the Tribune as a reporter and associate editor, covering energy and... More by Kiah Collier
