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The Texas Tribune
The Texas Tribune
National
Brian Lopez

Texas Supreme Court says it can’t force the state to process deluge of applications for tax break expiring this year

State Comptroller Glenn Hegar speaks at The Texas Tribune Festival on Sept. 23, 2022.
State Comptroller Glenn Hegar speaks at The Texas Tribune Festival on Sept. 23, 2022. The Texas Supreme Court declined Friday to intervene in two companies' requests to force the comptroller's office to process their applications for a tax break expiring this year. Hegar has said his office has seen "an extraordinary number of applications seeking to secure" the incentive. (Credit: Eddie Gaspar/The Texas Tribune)

The Texas Supreme Court declined Friday to intervene in a request from two renewable energy firms that say they’ll miss out on millions of dollars in tax savings from a program set to expire this year because an overwhelmed state agency failed to process their application in time.

The Texas comptroller’s office has until Dec. 31 to get companies into the program, known as Chapter 313, and give them a 10-year discount on their property taxes.

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