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    You are at:Home»Local News»December Sales Tax Numbers Lower Than Previous Years

    December Sales Tax Numbers Lower Than Previous Years

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    By KMAN Staff on December 29, 2012 Local News
    Bernie Hayen

    berniehayenSales tax numbers for December were released on Friday, showing a decrease in Manhattan over last year.

    Manhattan Finance Director Bernie Hayen indicates that the decrease amount could be linked to an early “cut off” on sales tax collections.  Though this won’t be verified until next month’s numbers are released.

    Even with this, a great achievement has been made.

    “Nearly every retail sector was down compared to a year ago.  Nonetheless, we easily broke the $10 million mark, which, in itself, is a significant milestone.”

    December numbers showed $800,762 in sales tax receipts, or an adjusted rate of $737,805.

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