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FAQs • What is the Local Option Sales Tax


Local Government Tax Guide - Missouri Department of Revenue

Local option use tax: • Must be imposed at a rate equal to the rate of the local sales tax in effect;. • Will automatically be reduced or raised ...

Use Tax FAQs - Missouri Department of Revenue

Your filing frequency is determined by the amount of state tax (4 percent for regular locations and 1 percent for food locations) due. Local tax is not included ...

FAQs • What is a local option sales tax? - Oakdale, MN

A local option sales tax (L.O.S.T.) is simply a sales tax that is collected within the geographic boundaries of a city or county. Local option sales taxes apply ...

FAQs • What is a local option sales tax? - Rice County, MN

5. How much would the local option sales tax be and how long would it be in effect? The proposed local sales tax would be 3/8 of a cent or .375%. For example, ...

FAQs • What is the Local Option Sales Tax (LOST)?

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FAQs • What is a local option sales tax? - Woodbury, MN

A local option sales tax is a special-purpose tax implemented and levied at the city or county level.

FAQs • What is a local option sales tax? - Monticello, MN

The proposed local sales would be one-half cent or a half percent. For example, if you spent $4 on a cup of coffee, two cents or two pennies would go towards ...

Local Option Sales & Use - SC Department of Revenue

This tax is a general sales and use tax on all sales at r etail (with a few exceptions) taxable un der the state sales and use tax.

Local Option Sales Tax (LOST) - Iowa Department of Revenue

How does the issue of local option sales tax get on the ballot?

What is the local option sales tax used for? - City of Marshalltown

FAQs. What is the local option sales tax used for? Prior to November 1, 2017, 75% was used for property tax relief, 20% for Storm Sewer and Other Capital ...

Frequently Asked Questions Local Option Sales Tax for Transportation

Questions. 125 Charles Avenue, Saint Paul, MN 55103-2108 | Main Line/Switchboard ... How Do Counties Enact the Local Option Sales Tax for Transportation?

Local Option Tax - Vermont Department of Taxes

Local option tax is calculated as 1% of the taxable (net) sales for each town. A transaction is subject to local option tax if it is subject to the Vermont ...

FAQ on Local Option Sales Tax - North Carolina Association of ...

FAQ on Local Option Sales Tax. Counties have the option to increase the sales tax by 1-quarter of a penny, (the Article 46 sales tax in N.C. G.S. 105-535) ...

FAQs • Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST)

Although counties cannot directly include a property tax rollback as an eligible expenditure on the referendum, counties can use Special Purpose Local Option ...

FAQs • What is the Local Option Sales Tax for Transportation

3. What is the Local Option Sales Tax for Transportation? On June 13, 2017 the Wright County Board of Commissioners adopted Resolution 17-30 implementing a ...

FAQs • Local Option Sales Tax - Wayne County, NC

7. I heard this was a 12.5% tax increase? The sales tax rate you pay will not go up 12.5%. The sales tax rate is currently 6.75% in Wayne County. If this ...

Local Option Sales Tax (LOST) - Iowa Department of Revenue

Distribution Planning shows how the percentage of distribution of local option tax would change among cities in a county if they pass or rescind the tax.

Local Option Sales Tax | Knoxville, IA - Official Website

The Facts on Local Option Sales Tax: · Local Option Sales Tax is a 1% sales tax on the purchase of goods and services within the City of Knoxville. · Anyone ( ...

Subject 560-12-5. LOCAL OPTION TAX - GA R&R - GAC

The term "Local Option Tax" as used in these regulations shall mean the 1% sales and use tax for the use of such counties and/or municipalities as authorized ...

Local Option Sales Tax - MTAS

A municipality may levy a local sales tax, but the combined rate of the county's levy and that of the municipality may not exceed 2.75 percent.