Data note: I am relying here on the numbers reported by the Norman Transcript (thanks, Joy Hampton!) here - http://www.normantranscript.com/news/government/sales-tax-downturn-continues/article_81c22f05-03a1-5f7f-b988-7660ca80fc8d.html - and here - http://www.normantranscript.com/news/government/sales-tax-leaps-with-extra-calendar-day/article_6e085efb-7998-5a69-bf1b-13fde34f95c5.html. If you have different numbers, please let me know and we will work them into the analysis!
January, method 1
The January benchmark was $870,665.
The January NFST collection was $728,243.
The January shortfall was $142,422, 16.36% of the benchmark.
February, method 1
The February benchmark was $814,493.
The February NFST collection was $776,747.
The February shortfall was $37,746, 4.63% of the benchmark.
Year to date, method 1
The YTD benchmark was $1,685,158.
The YTD NFST collection was $1,504,990.
The YTD shortfall was $180,168, 10.69% of the benchmark.
January, method 2
The January benchmark was $779,183.
The January NFST collection was $728,243.
The January shortfall was $50,940, 6.54% of the benchmark.
February, method 2
The February benchmark was $834,692.
The February NFST collection was $776,747.
The February shortfall was $57,945, 6.94% of the benchmark.
Year to date, method 2
The YTD benchmark was $1,613,876.
The YTD NFST collection was $1,504,990.
The YTD shortfall was $108,886, 6.75% of the benchmark.
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