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Governor Abbott is looking to scrap tax breaks for data centers, which could completely change how Waco lures tech companies to town. It’s a major shift that might force local leaders to rethink how they balance business growth with city revenue.
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Ending these breaks could mean more tax revenue for the city, but it might also scare off big tech companies looking for a cheaper place to build.
Local school districts and city coffers could see a nice boost in tax revenue if these companies start paying their full share.
Tech companies and developers who were counting on those tax cuts to make their Waco projects pencil out.
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