Clarendon and Hedley sales taxes dropped while Howardwick saw an increase when Texas Comptroller Glen Hegar delivered March allocations to local governments last week.
Clarendon’s revenue dropped 3.97 percent compared to this time last year with an allocation of $33,018.04. The city is still ahead 1.19 percent for the year-to-date collections at $123,270.08.
Hedley dropped 0.73 percent to $725.88 for the month but is running 24.58 percent ahead for the year at $3,381.55.
Howardwick posted a gain of 24.57 percent with an allocation of $1,890.87 and is now 18.95 percent ahead for the year-to-date at $5,901.81.
Statewide Hegar delivered $1 billion in local sales tax allocations for March, 9.9 percent more than in March 2022.
These allocations are based on sales made in January by businesses that report tax monthly.
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