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Manteca council backs recommendation to split Bradley Burns sales tax for e-commerce; city could gain an estimated $2 million
Summary
The council voted 3-0 to support a working-group recommendation to reallocate Bradley Burns local sales tax on e-commerce transactions so that half follows the warehouse (point of sale) and half follows the delivery location; staff projected the change could increase Manteca's sales tax revenue by under 10 percent, about $2 million based on FY25.
The Manteca City Council on Sept. 16 voted to support the city manager’s sales tax working group recommendation to change how the Bradley Burns 1% local sales tax is allocated for e-commerce transactions.
Interim Finance Director Matt (last name not stated) presented the working-group proposal, which recommends splitting the Bradley Burns portion of sales tax for e-commerce transactions so that 50% would follow the current point-of-sale allocation (typically the fulfillment…
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