- Phoenix, Arizona, is facing a USD 90 million budget shortfall.
- The shortfall is due to the state removing residents’ rental sales tax and implementing a flat income tax.
- The city is considering raising sales tax or cutting services to balance the budget.
- The City Council is considering increasing the transaction privilege tax (TPT) and use tax by up to 0.5%.
- The TPT rate has not been increased in nearly 40 years.
- The combined sales tax rate would increase from 2.3% to 2.8%.
- The decision on whether to increase the TPT will be made at the next council meeting on March 18.
- The city is also considering service cuts to reduce the budget gap.
Source: vatabout.com
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