Guadalupe County received $35,096.84 in the October 2026 mixed beverage tax allocation, up 18.84% from the same period last year. The Texas Comptroller’s allocation table puts the year-earlier county payment at $29,532.18.
The county received $5,564.66 more than a year earlier, while Seguin and Schertz received smaller payments. These are payments to local governments from the mixed beverage tax, not a measure of all retail sales or a tally of every business’s receipts.
From the source record
This is the official table as published, filtered to Guadalupe County; each line is one row.Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts ↗
| Recipient | October 2026 | Year earlier | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Guadalupe County | $35,096.84 | $29,532.18 | +18.84% |
| Seguin | $8,267.86 | $9,054.43 | −8.69% |
| Schertz | $7,176.36 | $7,839.90 | −8.46% |
Amounts and percentage changes are those in the Comptroller’s allocation table.
Seguin’s payment was $8,267.86, down from $9,054.43, and Schertz’s was $7,176.36, down from $7,839.90. Cibolo’s increase in the same release has already been covered separately. A single allocation period shows where these payments stood in October; later Comptroller tables will show whether the differences continue.
Residents can inspect the named recipients, year-earlier comparisons and year-to-date figures in the Comptroller’s mixed beverage tax allocation data. The next allocation table will provide the next comparison point.