Companies in El Paso County follow the same Texas rules as the city. Companies in Doña Ana County, New Mexico, file with New Mexico instead, and the Texas guides don't apply to them.
Buyers for the bigger companies often look across the whole region, so a company in a smaller town can draw the same interest as one in central El Paso.
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