Longmont’s sales-, use-tax revenue up
Longmont collected $3,935,076 in February, compared with $2,573,058 in February 2011. The collection in February represents sales made in January.
The sales-tax component of collections increased by 11 percent from the same month the year before, and the use-tax component increased by 4.4 percent.
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City lodging-tax revenue increased 18.8 percent, with $19,327 collected in February, compared with $16,268 collected for the same period a year ago.
Longmont collected $3,935,076 in February, compared with $2,573,058 in February 2011. The collection in February represents sales made in January.
The sales-tax component of collections increased by 11 percent from the same month the year before, and the use-tax component increased by 4.4 percent.
City lodging-tax revenue increased 18.8 percent, with $19,327 collected in February, compared with $16,268 collected for the same period a year ago.
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