Tax Revenues Show Mixed Results

Sales tax receipts for January 2018, when compared to 2017 receipts for the same time period, show that revenue is on the decline throughout the county, with increases in the towns of Pineville and Anderson.

Sales tax receipts for January and distributed in February are listed first below. They are followed by last year’s figures with the difference between the two, whether an increase or decrease, listed last.

McDonald County

General Revenue — $88,480.93; $111,855.59; down $23,374.66

Road and Bridge — $88,480.90; $111,855.92; down $23,375.02

Law Enforcement — $88,480.90; $111,854.83; down $23,373.93

Emergency Communication — $85,794.47; $106,049.35; down $20,264.88

Pineville

General Revenue — $5,290.74; $5,232.16; up $58.58

Capital Improvement — $2,645.49; $2,616.03; up $29.46

Local Option Use Tax — $195,588.87; $191,891.62; up $3,697.25

Anderson

General Revenue — $23,671.42; $13,238.51; up $10,432.91

Transportation — $11,732.24; $5,708.63; up $6,023.61.

Noel

General Revenue — $8,000.78; $11,040.05; down $3,039.27

Transportation — $3,813.85; $5,125.04; down $1,311.19

Capital Improvement — $3,000.33; $4,139.94; down $1,139.61

Fire Protection — $2,000.25; $2,760.00; down $759.75

Southwest City

General Revenue — $8,004.96; $8,773.05; down $768.09

Fire Protection — $1,890.52; $2,091.95; down $201.43

Capital Improvement — $3,781.01; $4,183.83; down $402.82

Local Option Use Tax — $2,498.36; $2,879.70; down $381.34

Motor Vehicle Tax — $3,213.83; $3,124.58; up $89.25

Goodman

General Revenue — $5,223.18; $10,091.67; down $4,868.49