Sentences with phrase «local government revenues come»

Most state and local government revenues come from sales taxes, grants from the federal government, personal income taxes, and property taxes.

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Cuts are coming at a time when local government faces flat revenues: «We must also consider demographic demand - we do not need to go into the familiar argument of what an ageing population means - and the fact that recession leads to income being constrained from things such as tourism, and car parking and planning charges.

The duo will join Long Island Association President and CEO Kevin Law, Long Island Federation of Labor President John Durso in urging Long Islanders to vote «yes» on Prop. 1, and also will detail the $ 63 million worth of revenues for schools and local governments that Cuomo says will come to the area if non-Indian run casinos are approved.

But the cap has come under criticism, too, from local government advocates and school districts who say it has made raising revenue too difficult.

Of the district's $ 2.7 billion in revenues in 2013, 50 percent came from the state and 14 percent from the federal government; city and local contributions made up the remainder.

The data comes from the 2009 Census of Government Finances and covers public school spending during the 2008 - 2009 school year and revenue from federal, state and local sources in districts with enrollments of 10,000 or more.

The government of Belize and the banking community have wanted to expand the population base and bring additional tax revenue into the country for some time now because it's good for a country and local community to see tax dollars come from the tourist industry.

As for local government, 46 percent of the village of Buchanan's tax revenues come from Entergy.

In 1902, over 80 % of state and local government tax revenues came from property taxes.