Texas Education Freedom Accounts applications open Feb. 4. Visit EducationFreedom.Texas.Gov to sign up for updates. | Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts

As the first school to apply to the program, Concordia High School (Pflugerville/Round Rock) recognizes that school choice opens doors, and the Texas Education Freedom Accounts program will help close gaps. Beginning Feb. 4, families can apply for funds that put the right school for their child within reach. Learn more at https://educationfreedom.texas.gov/ | Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts

When it comes to education, one size doesn’t fit all. 🎒 Acting Comptroller Kelly Hancock explains how Texas Education Freedom Accounts help parents get back in the driver’s seat and pick what’s best for their child — from 🏫 private school and 🏡 homeschool to 📚 tutoring and 💻 online learning. Learn more at https://educationfreedom.texas.gov/ | Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts

Don't be that person... file early. Annual, quarterly and monthly taxes are due Jan. 20. File at comptroller.texas.gov/webfile | Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts

“The Port of Beaumont is a powerhouse for Southeast Texas — moving billions in goods, supporting families and contributing to our state's role as the nation’s economic leader.” — Acting Comptroller Kelly Hancock https://bit.ly/448KmJz | Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts

Texas State Technical College in New Braunfels provides training in fields such as welding, industrial maintenance and advanced manufacturing. During a visit, Acting Comptroller Kelly Hancock highlighted how Texas Education Freedom Accounts can support career-focused technical education, leading to jobs in local industries. | Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts

Did you know that Texas is holding more than $10 billion in unclaimed funds? In celebration of National Unclaimed Property Day, our office is highlighting some of the unique items from our safe box. Check out our weekly bids for similar items at govdeals.com/txunclaimedproperty. And don't forget to search ClaimItTexas.gov to see if you might have missing money. | Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts