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TEXAS LEGISLATIVE SESSION FULL

Texas was also one of 23 state legislatures where neither party had a veto-proof supermajority in both chambers. For more information about state government trifectas, click here. A state government trifecta occurs when one political party holds the governor's office, a majority in the state Senate, and a majority in the state House. Texas was one of 22 Republican state government trifectas at the start of 2023 legislative sessions. Partisan control in 2023 See also: State government trifectas

7 Ballotpedia's Election Administration Legislation Tracker.

5 Legislatively referred constitutional amendments.

Off and Running | Last Week in the Legislature (1-17-23).

Hegar: A Once-in-a-Lifetime Legislative Session (1-18-23).

Budget Proposals Leave More than $50 Billion up for Grabs (1-18-23).

Members Meet with Legislators in Austin on Advocacy Day 2023 | (1-26-23).Everything You Wanted to Know about the Revenue Estimate | (1-31-23).The Fight for Property Tax Cuts | (1-31-23).Governor Announces His Top 30 Priorities | (2-13-23) Texas Tax Exemptions and Tax Incidence Report | Texas Comptroller (2-3-23).Texas Taxes Field Guide | Texas Comptroller.Proposed Legislation Creates 51 New Causes of Action and 53 New Penalties Against Businesses, 19 Causes of Action and 21 Penalties Against Health Care Providers | Texas Civil Justice League (2-9-23).Electricity Grid Market Reform Plan | (3-1-23).Leaders Push to Replace Expired Tax Break with a New One | (3-1-23).Texas Senate Passes $16.5 Billion Package to Lower Property Taxes | (3-22-23).Texas House Committee Budget Includes Property Tax Cuts | (3-23-23).

TEXAS LEGISLATIVE SESSION FULL

Full Speed Ahead | Last Week in the Legislature (3-24-23).Senate Finance Committee Proposes Billions for Teacher Raises, Lower Property Taxes and Water Projects | (3-27-23).Hurry Up and Wait | Last Week in the Legislature (3-31-23).Spending the Surplus – Budget Week(s) Ahead | Last Week in the Legislature (4-7-23).Tensions Rising | Last Week in the Legislature (4-14-23).Texas Senate Passes Budget plan, Kicking Off Negotiations with the House (4-17-23).Moving Week | Last Week in the Legislature (4-21-23).

The Final Month | Last Week in the Legislature (4-27-23).

New Economic Incentive Plan Clears Hurdle in Texas House (5-4-23).

Texas Utility Chair Raises Threat of Summer Power Outages (5-3-23).

The Clock is Ticking | Last Week in the Legislature (5-5-23).

The Legislative Games Continue | Last Week in the Legislature (5-12-23).

TXCPA Wins Big at the Capitol | Last Week in the Legislature (5-18-23).

Then Ends (Maybe?) | Last Week in the Legislature (6-2-23)

Abbott Seems Open to Property Tax Compromise.

Filling the Accounting Profession Pipeline - Challenges Facing Students and Employers.

HB 2217 was brought forwardīy the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy. HB 2217 does not make any substantive changes to the Act. HB 2217 removes some obsolete provisions of the Act and modernizes and improves some language. The main part of HB 2217 (TPAA Updates) is also a statutory cleanup of various provisions of the Texas Public Accountancy Act. This legislation is an important piece of TXCPA’s pipeline initiative. Funds will be available to those students that have completed at least 15 hours of upper-level accounting courses. The new law expands the TSBPA fifth-year scholarship program to make scholarship funds available to more accounting students.

HB 2217 status| Signed by the Governor on June 10.

HB 159 | Signed by the Governor on May 13.

Two bills were signed into law by the Governor! AUSTIN - TXCPA advocacy efforts to increase the number of CPAs entering the profession were highly successful during the 2023 Texas Legislative session.