Texas Taxpayers and Research Association (TTARA)
Helen Brantley is a legal professional with experience in state tax and property tax analysis. Currently serving as a Legal Analyst at the Texas Taxpayers and Research Association since August 2023, Helen previously held roles as a Legal Intern at Jupiter Power and as a Law Clerk at Rice University's Baker Institute for Public Policy. Earlier experience includes a Legal Intern position at Jost Energy Law, P.C., and a decade-long tenure as Director at Brantley Acquisitions, Inc., where Helen launched and managed an S-corp for oil and gas contracting. Helen holds a Doctor of Law (JD) from The University of Texas School of Law and a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from Texas A&M University.
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Texas Taxpayers and Research Association (TTARA)
The Texas Taxpayers and Research Association (TTARA) is the state’s pre-eminent association focusing on responsible state and local fiscal policy and how those policies impact the Texas economy. TTARA is a non-profit, membership-supported organization of both businesses and individuals. Our membership includes several hundred of the state’s largest employers and taxpayers, as well as leading tax professionals and trade associations that represent businesses and professions. They include the entire range of economic sectors and activities in Texas and share a common belief that all participants in our state's economic life have a stake in determining its future. TTARA members operate in every part of Texas; they employ and provide incomes to thousands of Texans; they produce or provide every type of good or service Texans consume; and, they provide a huge portion of the revenue that supports public services at every level of government. We provide our members with current information and high quality analysis of developing tax and spending issues. We provide educational services to our members and opportunities for them to network and meet with public policy makers. And we advocate changes in public policies where they are necessary to improve the state's fiscal practices and business climate.