HB 1058 by Goldman: Tax Credits & Corporate Welfare
PRO-TAXPAYER POSITION
Oppose
Senate Journal Page: 2396
HB 1058 seeks to provide for franchise and insurance premium tax credits to certain low-income housing developments approved by the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs as incentives to encourage investment by private investors in developments they would not normally invest in due to the same housing developments often not generating sufficient profit to warrant such investment. These incentives are antithetical to free enterprise and encourage the government to pick winners over losers. For these reasons, TFR opposes HB 1058.
PRO-TAXPAYER POSITION
Oppose
Vote Breakdown:
- Pro-Taxpayer
- Anti-Taxpayer
- Absent
- Speaker
- Absent, Excused
- Present, not voting
- Not Applicable
Legislator | District | Party | Vote |
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Carol Alvarado | 6 | Democrat | |
Paul Bettencourt | 7 | Republican | |
Brian Birdwell | 22 | Republican | |
César Blanco | 29 | Democrat | |
Donna Campbell | 25 | Republican | |
Brandon Creighton | 4 | Republican | |
Sarah Eckhardt | 14 | Democrat | |
Pete Flores | 24 | Republican | |
Roland Gutierrez | 19 | Democrat | |
Bob Hall | 2 | Republican | |
Kelly Hancock | 9 | Republican | |
Juan Hinojosa | 20 | Democrat | |
Joan Huffman | 17 | Republican | |
Bryan Hughes | 1 | Republican | |
Nathan Johnson | 16 | Democrat | |
Phil King | 10 | Republican | |
Lois Kolkhorst | 18 | Republican | |
Morgan LaMantia | 27 | Democrat | |
José Menéndez | 26 | Democrat | |
Mayes Middleton | 11 | Republican | |
Borris Miles | 13 | Democrat | |
Robert Nichols | 3 | Republican | |
Tan Parker | 12 | Republican | |
Angela Paxton | 8 | Republican | |
Charles Perry | 28 | Republican | |
Charles Schwertner | 5 | Republican | |
Kevin Sparks | 31 | Republican | |
Drew Springer | 30 | Republican | |
Royce West | 23 | Democrat | |
John Whitmire | Democrat | ||
Judith Zaffirini | 21 | Democrat |