Doug Allen Opposes Proposed 0.5% Gross Receipts Tax in Codington County
What happened
Ordinance 83 in Codington County proposes a 0.5% gross receipts tax intended to fund property tax relief. Doug Allen publicly opposes this measure, while Nate Graf supports it. The discussion surrounding the ordinance included the economic impact on residents and the shift of the tax burden from property owners to general consumption.
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Why it matters
The ordinance would materially change Codington County's funding structure by introducing a new gross receipts tax. Opponents argue that shifting the tax burden to general consumption is detrimental, while proponents suggest it provides necessary property tax relief for county residents.
A petition regarding Ordinance 83 in Codington County has been successful and is moving forward to voters.
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Who's involved
- Codington CountyThe county where the tax ordinance is being proposed.
- Doug AllenPublicly opposes the proposed county tax ordinance.
Who could feel it
Possible knock-on effectsThese are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.
- ClaySpeculative
Clay might see its role in sales tax implementation impacted if the gross receipts tax measure is opposed.
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The entities involved
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Codington County
county in South Dakota, United States of America
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