The Texas Constitution prohibits all local governments from imposing additional sales taxes within their jurisdictions.

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The Texas Constitution allows local governments to impose additional sales taxes within their jurisdictions, but only with the approval of voters in the area. This is often referred to as a "local option" sales tax. However, there are limits to how high this additional tax can be, and it cannot be used to fund certain types of projects (such as a new sports stadium or convention center).

The Texas Constitution Prohibits All Local Governments from Imposing Additional