Pottawatomie County’s current sales tax returns are up over last year’s numbers, according to figures released recently by the Oklahoma Tax Commission.
The county’s May 2008 returns, at a tax rate of 1 percent, total more than $601,200. The county’s May 2007 returns, at the same tax rate, totaled more than $562,500.
Pottawatomie County’s returns to date, within the respective fiscal years, totaled more than $6 million for May 2007 and more than $6.32 million for May 2008. The fiscal years run from July 1 to June 30.
At the city level, Shawnee’s sales tax returns, at a tax rate of 3 percent, totaled more than $1.267 million for May 2007. The city’s returns for May 2008, at the same tax rate, totaled more than $1.279 million.
Shawnee’s returns to date were more than $13.455 million for May 2007 and more than $14.112 million for May 2008.
Tecumseh’s sales tax returns, at a tax rate of 3 percent, rose over the one-year period. The city’s returns for May 2007 totaled more than $64,750, and were more than $65,100 for May 2008. Tecumseh’s returns to date rose from more than $678,240 for May 2007 to more than $679,640 for May 2008.
Earlsboro’s returns, at a tax rate of 2 percent for the 2006-07 fiscal year, totaled more than $14,890 for May 2007. The city’s tax rate was increased to 3 percent for the 2007-08 fiscal year, and the May 2008 returns total just over $14,680. Earlsboro’s returns to date rose from more than $128,000 for May 2007 to more than $170,300 for May 2008.
McLoud’s sales tax returns, at a tax rate of 3 percent, rose from more than $33,250 for May 2007 to more than $37,990 for May 2008. The city’s returns to date rose from more than $344,760 to more than $388,900 over the same period.
Asher’s returns, at a tax rate of 4 percent, rose from more than $4,280 for May 2007 to more than $5,450 for May 2008. The city’s returns to date fell, however, going from more than $51,500 for May 2007 to just over $48,640 for May 2008.
Wanette’s sales tax returns, at a tax rate of 2 percent for the 2006-07 fiscal year, totaled more than $1,100 for May 2007. The city’s tax rate was increased to 3.5 percent for the 2007-08 fiscal year, and returns totaled more than $1,750 for May 2008. The city’s returns to date jumped by more than $10,000 over the same one-year period, going from more than $14,000 to more than $24,390.
Pink’s returns, at a tax rate of 3 percent, totaled more than $930 for May 2008. The city’s returns to date total more than $8,180.
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Pottawatomie County’s current sales tax returns are up over last year’s numbers, according to figures released recently by the Oklahoma Tax Commission.
The county’s May 2008 returns, at a tax rate of 1 percent, total more than $601,200. The county’s May 2007 returns, at the same tax rate, totaled more than $562,500.
Pottawatomie County’s returns to date, within the respective fiscal years, totaled more than $6 million for May 2007 and more than $6.32 million for May 2008. The fiscal years run from July 1 to June 30.
At the city level, Shawnee’s sales tax returns, at a tax rate of 3 percent, totaled more than $1.267 million for May 2007. The city’s returns for May 2008, at the same tax rate, totaled more than $1.279 million.
Shawnee’s returns to date were more than $13.455 million for May 2007 and more than $14.112 million for May 2008.
Tecumseh’s sales tax returns, at a tax rate of 3 percent, rose over the one-year period. The city’s returns for May 2007 totaled more than $64,750, and were more than $65,100 for May 2008. Tecumseh’s returns to date rose from more than $678,240 for May 2007 to more than $679,640 for May 2008.
Earlsboro’s returns, at a tax rate of 2 percent for the 2006-07 fiscal year, totaled more than $14,890 for May 2007. The city’s tax rate was increased to 3 percent for the 2007-08 fiscal year, and the May 2008 returns total just over $14,680. Earlsboro’s returns to date rose from more than $128,000 for May 2007 to more than $170,300 for May 2008.
McLoud’s sales tax returns, at a tax rate of 3 percent, rose from more than $33,250 for May 2007 to more than $37,990 for May 2008. The city’s returns to date rose from more than $344,760 to more than $388,900 over the same period.
Asher’s returns, at a tax rate of 4 percent, rose from more than $4,280 for May 2007 to more than $5,450 for May 2008. The city’s returns to date fell, however, going from more than $51,500 for May 2007 to just over $48,640 for May 2008.
Wanette’s sales tax returns, at a tax rate of 2 percent for the 2006-07 fiscal year, totaled more than $1,100 for May 2007. The city’s tax rate was increased to 3.5 percent for the 2007-08 fiscal year, and returns totaled more than $1,750 for May 2008. The city’s returns to date jumped by more than $10,000 over the same one-year period, going from more than $14,000 to more than $24,390.
Pink’s returns, at a tax rate of 3 percent, totaled more than $930 for May 2008. The city’s returns to date total more than $8,180.
