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Taxes · Local Tax Structure

A clear picture of property and sales tax for business operations.

Understanding the local tax structure is a standard part of site evaluation. This page provides a general overview of property and sales tax components applicable to businesses operating in Pecos — a starting point for project-level financial analysis, not a substitute for direct consultation with the relevant taxing authorities.

A starting point for financial analysis.

Businesses operating in Pecos are subject to applicable state, county, and local tax structures. The information below provides a general overview of property and sales tax components relevant to business operations.

This page is a starting point for project-level financial analysis, not a substitute for direct consultation with the relevant taxing authorities.

Property Taxes

Combined rates from applicable taxing entities.

Property taxes reflect combined rates from applicable taxing entities, which may include the Town of Pecos City, Reeves County, Pecos-Barstow-Toyah ISD, and other applicable jurisdictions. Taxes are assessed based on appraised value as determined by the Reeves County Appraisal District. For current rates and valuation procedures, businesses should consult the Reeves County Appraisal District directly.

Sales Tax

The total sales tax rate includes the State of Texas portion and applicable local allocations, including the Type 4B economic development portion.

For current sales tax rates and allocation information, refer to the Reeves County Appraisal District and Sales Tax Rate Locator. Depending on project structure, additional mechanisms such as tax abatement or Chapter 380 agreements may apply.

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What Texas tax incentives for business are available in Pecos?
Pecos offers a competitive tax environment supported by local economic development programs. Qualifying businesses may benefit from property tax abatements, Chapter 380 agreements, Type 4B economic development assistance, and other project-based incentives designed to encourage investment and job creation.
Why is Pecos, Texas a tax-friendly location for businesses?
Texas has no state corporate income tax or personal income tax, and Pecos provides competitive local property and sales tax rates. Combined with business incentives and economic development support, these advantages help reduce operating costs for expanding and relocating companies.
Where can businesses find tax information?
The Pecos Economic Development Corporation provides information on local property taxes, sales tax rates, and available economic development incentives. Businesses considering relocation or expansion can also work directly with PEDC to evaluate project-specific tax and incentive opportunities.