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Sales Tax Revenue Analysis FY 2019-2025



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           Warning Trend:  Decreasing sales tax collection


          This chart illustrates growth characteristics in the City’s commercial and economic bases.  In 1994, voters
          authorized an additional half-cent sales tax designation to support parks development (Southlake Parks
          Development Corporation) and in 1998, voters authorized an additional  half-cent sales tax designation
          to support crime prevention (Crime Control & Prevention District).  A third sales tax district (Community
          Enhancement & Development Corporation) was voter-approved in 2015 to support the construction and
          operation of The Marq Southlake as well as strategic economic development efforts.


                  Fiscal Year                 Amount                   Fiscal Year                Amount
                     2012                   $19,229,026                  2019                   $30,478,088
                     2013                   $21,771,064                  2020                   $31,349,289
                     2014                   $25,674,008                  2021                   $37,514,447
                     2015                    $29,116,146                 2022                   $42,086,331
                     2016                   $28,023,224                  2023                    $45,731,162
                     2017                   $28,803,408                  2024*                  $42,880,809
                     2018                   $29,447,651                 2025**                  $43,739,684










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