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Hutto EDC: June sales-tax collections down 5.5%; staff investigating top‑10 taxpayer shortfall

Hutto Economic Development Corporation · July 13, 2026
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Summary

Assistant Finance Director Christina Bishop told the HEDC board that June sales-tax collections fell 5.5% versus prior June and July-to-date is down 1.1%; staff noted one top‑10 sales taxpayer has not remitted sales tax in the past three to four months and staff will investigate and report back.

Assistant Finance Director Christina Bishop presented the June 2026 financial report, which covers nine months of fiscal activity. “In June, you saw a 5.5% decrease over prior June in your sales tax collections,” Bishop told the board, and she added that July‑to‑date collections are down about 1.1% compared with last July.

Bishop said staff has identified that one of the municipality’s top 10 sales taxpayers has not remitted sales tax for roughly three to four months; staff has reached out to the business and will follow up directly, including a planned in‑person visit. Bishop also noted expenditure items such as a downtown property purchase and CIP expenditures and said the board is projecting an ending fund balance of approximately $12,500,000 for the fiscal year.

After questions from board members about confidentiality and disclosure limitations on taxpayer information, the board moved to approve the financial report as presented; the motion passed 5–0.