New Look, Built for You: TX Comptroller Launches Rebuilt Website

Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts sent this bulletin at 09/26/2016 04:40 PM CDT
 

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The Texas Comptroller’s office is pleased to announce a new look for the agency website, Comptroller.Texas.Gov, delivering a more intuitive and customer service-focused design; a powerful, enhanced search function that offers faster and more accurate results; and an all-new responsive framework that creates a rich mobile experience for phone and tablet users. 

  Text on a purple background reading, "Texas Comptroller Presents"
 
Watch this informative — and humorous — video to learn more about the Comptroller's website rebuild. 
   

The website overhaul demonstrates the Comptroller’s commitment to provide taxpayers easy access to the tools they use most.

Key features include the following: 

  • Streamlined automated processes: Economic and various tax data are displayed more intuitively and cleanly than ever before.
  • Enhanced customer service: Homepage access to the Business Center showcases commonly used tools and applications, making it easier to do business on our site. Our help videos offer additional assistance. 
  • Enhanced search capability: Visitors can find what they need quicker than ever, with greater precision in keyword searches.
  • 508 compliance: Users with different visual abilities will have a quality experience.

The Comptroller’s office launched its first agency website in December 1994. Since then, agency executives created several more program-specific websites. Now those sites come together. Comptroller.Texas.Gov will be a one-stop shop for nearly all agency needs as this single website houses the former TexasTransparency.org, TexasAhead.org, KeepingTexasFirst.org, TheTexasEconomy.org, MatchthePromise.org and EveryChanceEveryTexan.org.