The last major change in the state's general tax policy occurred in 1961, when the legislature enacted the first

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The option (C) sales tax was enacted in 1961, which was the last major change in the state's general tax policy. This tax policy imposes a percentage tax on the sale of goods and services, and it is paid by the buyer at the point of purchase. The other options, such as severance tax, oil depletion allowance tax, value-added tax, and personal income tax, were not the last major change to the general tax policy of Texas.

The Last Major Change in the State's General Tax Policy