General Fund Revenues
The following pie chart shows the total projected General Fund revenues for 2000-01.  Note that the transient occupancy tax is the City's largest source of revenue.  This indicates the significant impact of tourism on the City's budget.

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The following table shows the General Fund revenues for 1997-98 through 2000-01.

1997-98

1998-99

1999-2000

2000-01

ACTUAL

ACTUAL

ESTIMATE

BUDGET

TRANS. OCCUPANCY TAX

10,621,230

10,877,545

11,500,000

11,845,000

SALES TAX

6,018,160

6,006,676

6,750,000

6,950,000

PROPERTY TAX

3,084,418

3,246,311

3,420,000

3,520,000

BUSINESS TAX

1,969,935

2,181,563

2,100,000

2,150,000

UTILITY TAX

1,771,602

1,763,273

1,952,000

1,979,000

OTHER TAXES

1,124,102

1,318,060

1,225,000

1,300,000

INTEREST

1,413,523

1,472,709

1,400,000

1,300,000

INTERGOVT. REVENUE

2,067,231

2,461,953

2,652,537

2,659,874

CURRENT SERVICES

4,819,757

5,198,935

5,182,027

5,549,128

RENTAL INCOME

1,513,015

1,493,896

1,628,000

1,602,585

OTHER

1,128,295

1,253,749

991,565

1,007,750

TOTAL

35,531,268

37,274,670

38,801,125

39,863,337

 


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