What is the State Infrastructure Fund?

Provides financing for equipment purchases for advanced telecommunications services to public schools, hospitals, and libraries. Funds are distributed by grants.

Who put it on the bill?

State legislature

Who gets the money?

Institutions like public schools, hospitals, and libraries that apply and qualify for the grants covered under the program.

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911 Emergency Service Fee
911 Equalization Surcharge
Access Recovery Charge (ARC)
Carrier Property Tax and Federal Regulatory Recovery Fee
CenturyLink Non-Telecom Services Surcharge
City Occupation Tax
City Sales Tax
County Tax
DTS port charges
Expanded Local Calling (ELC) Fee & Surcharge
Facility Relocation Cost Recovery Fee
Federal Tax
Federal Universal Service Fund (USF)
Foreign State Tax
Internet Cost Recovery Fee
Interstate Services Fee (ISF)
Local Franchise Tax or Fees
Local Number Portability Charge
Local Sales Tax
Long Distance Line Charge
National Access Fee
Non-Telecom Services Surcharge
Presubscribed Interexchange Carrier Charge (PICC)
Prism Local Broadcast and Sports Network Surcharge
Property Tax Allocation
Prop TX/Reg Fees/USF Admn
Special District Sales Tax
State Commission Gross Receipts Tax
State Franchise Tax or Fees
State Infrastructure Fund
State Sales Tax
State Universal Service Fund (USF)
Subscriber Line Charge
Telephone Assistance Program (TAP) Surcharge
Telecommunications Relay Surcharge
Texas Municipal Franchise Fee
USF Administrative Fee

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