Tax Rates

Ad Valorem (Property) Tax

Texas has no state property tax. Local governments and special taxing districts levy taxes on real and tangible personal property. All property is appraised at full market value and taxes are assessed by local county assessors on 100% of appraised value. Local Governments can enter into agreements with businesses to abate local Ad Valorem Taxes on real and personal property for up to ten years.

Total Tax Rate (2007): 2.340289
Legal Assessment Ratio 100%
City of Denison 0.562550/$100
Grayson County 0.490900/$100
Denison ISD 1.147100/$100
Grayson County College 0.139739/$100
Total 2.340289/$100 valuation
Sources: Grayson County Tax Assessor
               Tax Rates
Updated: April 2008
 
 

Ad Valorem Tax History
 
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Sales and Use Tax

Exempt from taxes are groceries, medicine, property for resale, manufacturing equipment and many items used exclusively on farms and ranches for food production. Leased or purchased machinery, equipment, replacement parts, and accessories that have a useful life for more than six months, and that are used and consumed in the manufacturing, processing, fabricating, or repairing of the tangible personal property for ultimate sale, are exempt from state and local sales and use tax. Texas businesses are exempt from paying state and use tax on labor for constructing new facilities.

City of Denison 2.00%
State of Texas 6.25%
Total 8.25%


 

Income Tax

Texas has no personal income tax. While Texas does not have a corporate income tax as such, it does have a corporate franchise tax.


Corporate Franchise Tax

This tax is imposed on all corporations and is measured by net taxable capital and by net taxable surplus that are apportioned to Texas. Apportionment is determined by using a single gross receipts formula, with allowable deductions applying to both the capital and earned surplus components. The tax rate on net capital assets is 0.25 percent, or $2.50 per $1000 of net taxable capital. The tax rate on net earned surplus is 4.5 percent. Corporations calculate the franchise taxes due on taxable capital assets and on taxable earned surplus, paying the greater of the two amounts.

 

Insurance

Workers' Compensation
Average Cost for all Manufacturing per $100 Payroll
$5.00
Average Rate for Office Workers (8810)
$1.00
Maximum Weekly Benefit
$523.00
Days of Waiting Period
7
Automatic Cost of Living for Total Disability
No
Employee Allowed to Choose Any Physician
Yes
Physician Must be Chosen from List of Pre Approved by Employer
No
Mental Stress Generally Allowed as a Compensation Injury as a Result of Cumulative Trauma
No
Carpal Tunnel Generally Allowed as a Compensation Injury as a Result of Cumulative Trauma
Yes
Back Generally Allowed as a Compensation Injury as a Result of Cumulative Trauma
Yes
Neck Generally Allowed as a Compensation Injury as a Result of Cumulative Trauma
Yes
Cardiovascular Generally Allowed as a Compensation Injury as a Result of Cumulative Trauma
No
Second Medical Opinion Allowed from Physician Chosen by Employee, but Paid by Employer
No
Wage-Loss System Applies for Partial Disability
Yes
Unemployment Insurance
Taxable Base
$9,000
Percentage Rate
    Average Amount Existing Employees
0.85%
    Statutory Amount for New Employees
2.70%
    Maximum weekly Benefit
$297.00

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Denison Development Alliance

311 West Woodard Street
Denison, TX 75020
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(903) 465-6476 fax
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