City treasurer describes increase as ‘amazing’
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CLINTON — The recent 12-month period has been a good one for the city on the sales tax front. Commissioner Tom Edmunds reported to the city council Monday Clinton has experienced a healthy increase over the recent year.
“Amazing” was the word Edmunds said city treasurer Clint Lichtenwalter used to describe the local tax uptick year-to-date.
“Our regular sales tax is up $160,000 in four months over this time last year,” Edmunds reported.
Non-home rule sales tax also is up by about $21,000, Edmunds said.
“Excellent news,” he said.
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