A significant loss of revenue is anticipated for Texas. The state will be giving up a substantial amount of money due to tax exemptions. Further information is available from local news sources, including KFDM.
Details about this issue are limited, but it is known that the state's tax revenue will be affected by exemptions for certain facilities, resulting in a substantial loss over a two-year period.
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