City of Lamar October Sales Tax Revenue Report
Barbara Crimond | Dec 14, 2021 | Comments 0

Sales tax revenues for the City of Lamar continued to maintain a healthy increase with the October 2021 report for taxes collected in November.
City Sales Tax Revenue was up 15.89% for a gain of $45,244 over the same time last year with 2021 collections at $329,925. Use Tax Revenue was up a slight 4.63% and Other Collections was up 1,259% although that translated to an improvement of $1,267. Total Sales and Use Tax collections was up 15.35% for a gain of $47,727 over the same period last year for a 2021 total of $358,739.
Year to Date collections held firm for substantial improvements with City Sales Tax Revenue up 13.18% for a gain of $452,316, year to date over 2020 with 2021 collections posted at $3,883,629. Use Tax Collections for the same period were up 37.35% for a gain of $112,285, Other Collections were up 150.23% for a gain of $28,255 and Total Sales and Use Tax Collections, year to date, were up 15.87%. That marks an improvement over this time last year of $596,857 in sales tax revenue. Collections for 2021 were at $4,358,334 compared to $3,761,476 for 2020.
Four of the twelve sales tax categories post year to date improvements among others including C-Stores and Gas Sales, All Business/Electricity, Restaurants and Other Retail/All Other.
|
2019 |
2020 |
2021 |
|
| Auto Parts-Vehicle Repair | 144,797 | 148,970 |
161,016 |
|
Building Materials |
129,894 | 144,164 | 156,921 |
| Apparel & Department Stores | 1,083,515 | 1,161,735 |
1,204,397 |
|
C-Stores and Gas Stations |
180,145 | 188,327 | 214,835 |
| All Business/Electricity | 198,917 | 206,582 |
302,835 |
|
Furniture-Appliance-Electronics |
17,937 | 20,830 | 23,596 |
| Grocery Stores | 250,805 | 275,461 |
283,053 |
|
Hotels/Motels |
144,651 | 136,737 | 149,939 |
| Liquor Sales | 93,851 | 101,914 |
107,411 |
|
Manufacturing |
14,626 | 17,422 | 38,521 |
| Other Retail/All Other | 668,522 | 716,513 |
978,320 |
|
Restaurants |
356,945 | 354,312 |
409,118 |
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