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Four sales-tax permits list outlets in Canyon Lake and New Braunfels

Residents now have four additional outlet addresses to check after Texas issued sales-tax permits Sept. 30; the records do not establish when the businesses will open.

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Texas Comptroller records list four sales-tax outlet permits issued Sept. 30 for businesses in Canyon Lake and New Braunfels. Residents now have four listed outlet locations to check in the state permit registry.

The four entries identify three New Braunfels addresses and one Canyon Lake address. Their permit issue dates are the same, although their listed first-sales dates differ. A first-sales field is part of the registry entry; it should not be read as confirmation that an outlet has opened to customers.

From the source record

Texas sales-tax permit recordHill Country Brandworks outlet entry
New sales tax permit: HILL COUNTRY BRANDWORKS, 1723 MOUNTAIN SPGS, CANYON LAKE
Texas Comptroller ↗
A state permit entry identifies a listed outlet, not a confirmed opening.
Four Texas sales-tax outlet permits issued Sept. 30, 2026
Listed outletListed addressPermit issuedListed first sales
Hill Country Brandworks1723 Mountain Spgs, Canyon LakeSept. 30, 2026Dec. 1, 2026
Thai Racha263 Loop 337, New BraunfelsSept. 30, 2026Oct. 1, 2026
Vigilante Video Games1144 Cherry Hl, New BraunfelsSept. 30, 2026Oct. 15, 2026
Valkyrie's Kiss Mead Coffee & Matcha195 E Coll St, New BraunfelsSept. 30, 2026Dec. 20, 2026

The dates and addresses are registry fields, not independently verified opening information.

Canyon Lake

Hill Country Brandworks is listed at 1723 Mountain Spgs, Canyon Lake. Its entry gives Dec. 1 as the first-sales date. Readers can find the business by name in the state outlet registry; the permit entry does not describe what services will be available at that address.

New Braunfels

Thai Racha is listed at 263 Loop 337, with an Oct. 1 first-sales date. Vigilante Video Games is listed at 1144 Cherry Hl, with an Oct. 15 date. Valkyrie's Kiss Mead Coffee & Matcha is listed at 195 E Coll St, with a Dec. 20 date.

The next public-record check is whether the Comptroller updates any of these four entries. Readers can use each business name and listed address to inspect its entry in the state outlet registry; the permit dates alone do not verify customer service or an opening day.

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