Brown County cities report sales tax revenue increases in October
Three Brown County cities posted increases in sales tax revenue in October 2026, according to data from the Texas Comptroller's Office. The October revenues reflect taxable retail sales from August 2026.
- Where
- Brown County, Texas
- When
- October 2026
- Sources
- Reported by 2 outlets
Counties: Brown
Taxes and money
The sources don't state an effect on taxes. They do state these figures.
- Sales tax revenue$599,5422 Who pays or receives it: City of Brownwood
- Sales tax revenue$197,1932 Who pays or receives it: Brownwood Municipal Development District
- Sales tax revenue$271,6862 Who pays or receives it: City of Early
- Sales tax revenue$90,6452 Who pays or receives it: Early Municipal Development District
- Sales tax revenue$22,3492 Who pays or receives it: City of Bangs
- Sales tax revenue$4,2632 Who pays or receives it: Bangs Municipal Development District
Who's involved
- Texas Comptroller's OfficeReleased sales tax revenue data
- City of BrownwoodReceived sales tax revenue
- City of EarlyReceived sales tax revenue
- City of BangsReceived sales tax revenue
The facts
- Brownwood received $599,542 in October sales tax revenue, up 0.91% from October 2025.2
- Brownwood Municipal Development District received $197,193, up 1.06% from October 2025.2
- Early received $271,686 in October sales tax revenue, up 42.85% from October 2025.2
- Early Municipal Development District received $90,645, up 42.36% from October 2025.2
- Bangs received $22,349 in October sales tax revenue, up 2.70% from October 2025.2
- Bangs Municipal Development District received $4,263, up 27.06% from October 2025.2
- October sales tax revenue reflects taxable retail sales in August 2026.2
How they headlined it
The same event, as each outlet put it. Marked words appear in only one outlet's headline.
St. Louis County bungled sales tax payments. Cities want an audit.
Brown County Cities Post Sales Tax Increases in October
Sources
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- St. Louis County bungled sales tax payments. Cities want an audit.
- Brown County Cities Post Sales Tax Increases in October
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