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Smith County, Texas Opportunity Zone census tracts

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Smith County, Texas has 13 census tracts eligible for OZ 2.0, 2 rural (eligible), and 17 2020 tracts fully or partly in a current (2018) Opportunity Zone. 1 of its eligible tracts are on Texas's published OZ 2.0 nomination list. Sources: IRS Rev. Proc. 2026-14 appendix (eligibility) and the CDFI Fund 2018 list (current zones).

148423000100YesYesNot nominated
2.0148423000201YesYesNot nominated
2.0248423000202YesYesNot nominated
348423000300YesNoNot nominated
448423000400NoYesNot eligible
548423000500YesYesNot nominated
648423000600YesNoNot nominated
748423000700YesNoNot nominated
948423000900YesYesNot nominated
15.0148423001501NoYesNot eligible
15.0248423001502NoYesNot eligible
16.0548423001605NoYesNot eligible
16.0648423001606NoYesNot eligible
16.0848423001608YesNoNot nominated
17.0148423001701NoYesNot eligible
17.0248423001702YesYesNominated
18.0448423001804NoYesNot eligible
18.0548423001805Yes (rural)YesNot nominated
18.0648423001806NoYesNot eligible
18.0748423001807NoYesNot eligible
20.0348423002003YesNoNot nominated
21.0148423002101Yes (rural)YesNot nominated

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FAQ

Which Smith County, Texas census tracts are Opportunity Zones?

Smith County, Texas has 13 census tracts eligible for OZ 2.0, 2 rural (eligible), and 17 2020 tracts fully or partly in a current (2018) Opportunity Zone. 1 of its eligible tracts are on Texas's published OZ 2.0 nomination list. The table lists each tract with its GEOID.

Is an eligible tract an Opportunity Zone?

Not yet. Eligible tracts can be nominated by the governor; certified OZ 2.0 designations take effect January 1, 2027. Current (2018) zones remain in effect through December 31, 2026 for new investments under the original rules.

2018 zones were matched from 2010 to 2020 tracts (how we match). Not tax advice.