Henryetta sales tax collection comparison from 2019-21 fiscal year to 2020-21 fiscal year

 

Another significant gain has been recorded for the Henryetta sales tax receipts this month.
The March distribution of sales tax money amounted to $255,267.94 giving the town a $49,043 increase from the same month a year ago.
This is the second time this year and eighth month of the current fiscal year that an increase has been posted.
At the same time, Henryetta received its ninth consecutive increase in use tax receipts. This month the town picked up a check for $24,285, a $9,000 gain from a year ago.
Okmulgee’s municipal bank account also saw a nice increase from a year ago. This March the town received $626,136 compared to $480,218 last year.
Other area towns reporting gains were:
Dewar, $13,432 this year, up from $10,839;
Morris, $25,076, a gain over $23,963 a year ago;
Beggs, $47,990 this year compared to $34,523 last year;
Checotah, $340,853 compared to $$311,192 last March;
Okemah, $105,758, up from $77,126 last year;
Wetumka, $29,512, ahead of $28,919 returned last year.
Taking drops in sales tax receipts were:
Weleetka, $14,752, down from $26,807 and
Dustin $3,720, down from $6,155.
Okmulgee County’s share of the sales tax revenue amounted to $438,518 this year, up from the $344,828 last year.
Statewide, $155,155,951 in sales tax collections were returned to the cities and towns reflected an increase of $13,007,562 from the $142,148,389 distributed to the cities and towns in March last year.