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Rebates: Big Spring sees sales tax income take dip in May
Monday, 26 May 2008
By BILL McCLELLAN
News Editor
Big Spring took an uncharacteristic “hit” in the sales tax pocketbook for May, falling short of last year's reciepts, according to the State Comptroller's Office.

The city accepted $614,191.89 this month, compared to $650,770.61 in May of 2007 — a difference of -5.62 percent. For the year, Big Spring has taken in $2,341,000.99, up a scant 0.8 percent.

Coahoma took in $12,468.83 this month, down 4.85 percent when compared to the $13,105.56 received a year ago. So far in 2008, Coahoma has received $43,388.24, up 7.48 percent.

Forsan took a 15.17 percent loss, compared this months totals of $6,290.70 with last May's totals of $7,416.02. For the year, Forsan has received $34,903.69, down 13.47 percent.

Following suit, sales tax revenues were down in Abilene as well. The Key City received $3,280,901.28 this month, down 3.19 percent when compared to the $3,389,154.34 received in May 2007. For the year, Abilene has taken in $14,401,454.04, up just 0.14 percent.

Andrews had a good month, receipt-wise. That city took in $351,102.69, up 18.97 percent compared to the $295,111.51 received in May 2007. For the year, Andrews has received $1,492,936.30, up 11.13 percent.

Colorado City saw receipts drop 8.15 percent, comparing the $56,596.45 received this month to the $61,620.06 received at this time a year ago. For 2008, the Mitchell County seat has taken in $238,065.09, up 3.07 percent.

Revenues were up 43.62 percent in Fort Stockton, which compared this May's intake of $307,879.18 to May 2007's receipts of $214,359.42. For the year, Fort Stockton has received $1,187,798.01, up 40.96 percent.

Lubbock brought in $4,784,468.58 this month. That's up 2.75 percent, compared to the $4,656,205 taken in for May 2007. For the year, Lubbock has received $20,623,136.73, up 2.64 percent.

Midland received $3,584,008.79 this month, up 4.74 percent when compared to the $3,421,583.06 taken in during May 2007. Through the first five months of the year, Midland has received $15,286,126.42, up 8.61 percent.

Monahans took in $154,800.50 in May, up 29.68 percent when compared to the $119,366.79 the city received a year ago. For 2008, Monahans has received $649,746.95, up 12.14 percent.

Sales tax revenue was up 8.14 percent in Odessa, comparing the $2,368,199.67 taken in this month to the $2,189,792.56 taken in during May 2007. For the year, Odessa has received $9,913,515.26, up 6.92 percent.

San Angelo brought in $1,845,361.45, down 0.3 percent when compared to the $1,851,023.73 received during the same month a year ago. For 2008, San Angelo has received $8,190,663.56, up 3.66 percent.

 Snyder received $256,007.74 this month, up 6.38 percent when compared to the $240,634.27 the Scurry County seat received in May 2007. For the year, Snyder has received $1,159,055.36, up 27.58 percent.

Revenues were up 16.56 percent in Stanton, comparing the $38,291.81 taken in this month to the $32,850.46 taken in for May 2008. This year, the Martin County seat has received $150,343.99, up 42.21 percent.

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 27 May 2008 )
 
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