City of Lamar Sales Tax Revenue Report: September 2022
Barbara Crimond | Nov 15, 2022 | Comments 0
Sales tax revenue for the City of Lamar increased a healthy 14.22% for this past September, registering an increase over last year at this same time of $52,282. Collections for 2021 were $367,725 compared to $420,008. Use tax collections fell off 11.67% for a drop of $3,766. Total sales tax collections for September were up 12.14% for a gain of $48,511. Collections for 2021 were $399,559 and were $448,070 for 2022.
Year to date collections for city sales tax revenue went up 7.05% for a gain of $250,475. 2021 collections were $3,553,704 compared to $3,804,179. Use tax collections were off 24.28% for a decline of $97,151. Collections last year at this time were $400,195 and were $303,043 for 2022. Other collections (Penalties and Interest, Licenses, A/R’s) were down 50.40% for a $23,028 from one year to the last. 2022 collections were at $22,666 and were at $45,695 for 2021.
Total sales and Use tax collections were up 3.26% for a gain of $130,295. Total collections for 2021 were $3,999,594 and were $4,129,889 for 2022.
There were only a few drops in the 12 sales tax revenue categories listed by the City of Lamar, which included All Business/Electricity and Manufacturing, while Grocery sales registered a healthy increase:
2020 |
2021 |
2022 |
|
Auto Parts/Vehicle Repair | 136,146 | 146,649 |
155,446 |
Building Materials |
130,654 | 153,010 | 165,971 |
Apparel/Department Stores | 1,060,799 | 1,097,724 |
1,134,800 |
C Stores and Gas Sales |
169,604 | 194,985 | 210,486 |
All Business/Electricity | 191,201 | 281,473 |
251,867 |
Furniture/Appliances/Electronics |
19,457 | 21,870 | 22,642 |
Grocery Stores | 253,100 | 241,408 |
290,255 |
Hotels/Motels |
123,827 | 135,242 | 145,454 |
Liquor Sales | 92,600 | 97,815 |
102,868 |
Manufacturing |
17,199 | 36,209 | 6,730 |
Other Retail/All Other | 807,497 | 1,074,403 |
1,165,586 |
Restaurants |
320,136 | 371,655 |
390,149 |
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