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Jackson Voters to Decide on Tourism Tax Hike

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What happened

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Jackson voters will decide on a referendum that would increase restaurant and hotel taxes for the first time in over 40 years. If approved, the proposal would raise the restaurant tax by half a percent and add one percent to hotel room rentals. The state legislature passed the measure, which applies only to voters in Jackson.

From wapt.com

Why it matters

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Supporters argue the additional revenue will be used to enhance quality-of-life initiatives and market Jackson to attract more tourists, conventions, and sporting events. Proponents note that Jackson’s current tourism tax is lower than those in regional cities like Memphis and Atlanta.

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Who's involved

  • JacksonThe city where the tax referendum is being held.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Veterans Memorial Stadium may see increased demand for venue bookings as local tax revenue funds marketing efforts.

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Coverage

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