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Collection and Distributions of the
<br /> General Sales and Use Tax
<br /> Fiscal Years Ended June 30, 1991 through June 30, 2000
<br /> (000's)
<br /> Fiscal Solid Revenue Sharing Revenue Sharing Pari-Mutuel Revenues Professional Deposits to
<br /> Year Ended Waste Local Trust Fund Trust Fund Replacement Sports General
<br /> June 30 Collections(11 Management Governments(2) for Counties for Municipalities Program Facilities(3) Revenue(l)(4)(5)(6)
<br /> 2000 $15,093,900 $30,000 $1,257,100 $0 $0 $0 $16,000 $13,783,800
<br /> 1999 13,917,200 27,600 1,160,100 17,000 12,706,000
<br /> 1998 12,980,716 25,995 1,095,508 12,000 11,847,213
<br /> 1997 12,127,846 24,121 1,021,333 10,833 11,071,553
<br /> 1996 11,461,777 22,891 969,953 7,667 10461,266
<br /> 1995 10,672,034 21,323 904,342 4,167 9,742,202
<br /> 1994 10,072,522 20,080 853,352 2,200 9,196,890
<br /> 1993 9,426,014 19,542 798,472 0 8,608,000
<br /> 1992 8,375,524 16,684 723,277 0 7,635,563
<br /> 1991 8,152,022 16,250 706,037 0 7,429,735
<br /> (1) Section 212.20(6)(e),Florida Statutes,provides that in any State fiscal year,the greater of$500 million,minus an amount equal to 4.6%ofthe proceeds ofthe taxes c ol lectedpursilant
<br /> to Section 20],FloridaStatutes(documentary taxes),or5%ofall othertaxesand fees imposed pursuant toSection 212.20(6)(e),Florida Statutes,f�stbe deposited intothe State
<br /> General Revenue Fund before deposits are made to the State Solid Waste Management TrustFund,theState LocalGovemmentHalf-CentSalesTaxClearingTnistFund,totheState
<br /> Revenue SharingTrustFund forCounties,the State Revenue SharingTru stFund forMunicipal ities,the Pari-Mutuel Revenues Replacement Program,topayfor Professional sports
<br /> franchiseand/orspringtrainingfranchisefacilities,topayforaprofessionalgolfhalloffamefacility,andtopayforanInternationalGameFishAssociationWorldCenter. Since
<br /> fiscal year 1993-94,5% of all other taxes andfees imposedpursuanttoSection 2 12.20(6)(f),Florida Stat utes,has been greater than$500 mil II on,and has therefore been
<br /> deposited first into the State General Revenue Fund each fiscal year from General Sales and Use Tax collections.1
<br /> (2) This column includes boththe9.653%distribution to localgovetnmentsofnetgeneralsalesandusetaxesand the 0.065%di stributionto local governments ofnet general sales and
<br /> use taxes.
<br /> (3) This column includespaymentsmadetofinancesportsstadiums,aprofessionalgolfhalloffameandanInternationalGameFishAssociationWorldCenter,includingbutnotIimited
<br /> to the State Payments which began during Fiscal Year 1997-1998.
<br /> (4) The General Revenue numbers include the followingdistributions to the Huff icane Andrew Recovery and Rebui IdingTrust Fund forthe following State fiscal yel rs:1992-93-$228
<br /> million; 1993-94-$190 million;and 1994-95-$159 million.
<br /> (5) The General Revenue numbers include the following distribution to the subsequentlyrepealed State Infrastructure Fund(repeal effective July 1,1991 with no fui therdispositions)
<br /> for the following State fiscal year: 1990-91 -$480 million.
<br /> (6) The General Revenue numbers include the following distributions to the Emergency Sales TaxDistri bution T ru s t Fund for the following State fiscal years:1994-95-$4.898
<br />n1il lion;
<br /> 1995-96-$5.335 million; 1996-97-$5.625 million;and 1997-98-$6.065 million; 1998-1999-$ ; 1999-2000-$
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<br /> SOURCE: Executive Office of the Governor,Office of Planning and Budgeting,Revenue and Economic Analysis.
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