The county takes the position that having granted the city and towns some $ 30 million a year in Safety Net and election expenses as agreed to under the 2014 1
percent sales tax extender deal, it needs money «to offset critical county expenses,» according to the joint release.
Not exact matches
The county takes the position that having granted the city and towns some $ 30 million a year in safety net and election expenses as agreed to under the 2014 one -
percent sales -
tax extender, it needs money «to offset critical county expenses,» according to the joint release.
Under the proposal the two
sales taxes that the county is allowed to impose by the state (the state takes four
percent of the overall eight
percent), a three
percent more or less permanent imposition, and the one
percent county
extender (the so - called «Cahill
sales tax»), are treated separately.
Under the proposal the two
sales taxes that the county is allowed to impose by the state (the state takes half of the overall 8
percent), a 3
percent more or less permanent imposition and the 1
percent extender are treated separately.