January’s sales tax report from the state made it the sixth consecutive month that Henryetta has been in the plus column.
The town received $294,650 in sales tax revenue this month. That was a $56,473 gain from last year.
The January report is based primarily on November 2021 business. In the January report from the Oklahoma Tax Commission,
Henryetta received $55,962 in use tax money, a $6,667 gain from the previous year.
The Okmulgee County treasury deposited a $502,582 sales tax check, up $84,050 from last year.
Around the area, Okmulgee was the big gainer in sales tax money, receiving $716,379. That was up $112,405 from last year.
On the other side, Dewar and Beggs both reported losses in revenue this month. Dewar was down $5,382 and Beggs dropped $7,613.
Statewide, $193,129,239 in sales tax collections returned to the cities and towns reflected an increase of $28,947,950.
Town | 2022 | 2021 | Gain/Loss |
Dewar | $16,000.82 | $21,383.32 | -$5,382.50 |
Beggs | $36.723.31 | $44.339.05 | -$7,613.74 |
Checotah | $455,395.93 | $09,492.63 | $45,903.30 |
Eufaula | $205,609.54 | $185232.17 | $20,377.37 |
Morris | $28,550.66 | $22,246.93 | $6,303.73 |
Okmulgee | $716,379.05 | $603,915.12 | $112,463.93 |
Okemah | $119,945.65 | $106,914.10 | $13031.55 |
Weleetka | $19,691.99 | $17,981.11 | $1,710.88 |