Gulfport example

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The City of Gulfport's FY2026 budget reports $29,639,962 on its Sales Tax line. Apply the ratios already in the law to that same line, year by year, and you get the figures below.

The illustration

City of Gulfport FY2026 Sales Tax line, with the statutory ratios applied at each stage

Estimate

StageIllustrated revenuemillions of dollarsGain over current
Current$29.64MBaseline
Year 1$32.84M$3.20M
Year 2$36.05M$6.41M
Year 3$39.25M$9.61M
Year 4$42.46M$12.82M
Year 5$45.66M$16.02M
Year 6$48.06M$18.42M
  • Current

    Illustrated revenuemillions of dollars
    $29.64M
    Gain over current
    Baseline
  • Year 1

    Illustrated revenuemillions of dollars
    $32.84M
    Gain over current
    $3.20M
  • Year 2

    Illustrated revenuemillions of dollars
    $36.05M
    Gain over current
    $6.41M
  • Year 3

    Illustrated revenuemillions of dollars
    $39.25M
    Gain over current
    $9.61M
  • Year 4

    Illustrated revenuemillions of dollars
    $42.46M
    Gain over current
    $12.82M
  • Year 5

    Illustrated revenuemillions of dollars
    $45.66M
    Gain over current
    $16.02M
  • Year 6

    Illustrated revenuemillions of dollars
    $48.06M
    Gain over current
    $18.42M
Source
City of Gulfport FY2026 budget: Sales Tax line. Published by City of Gulfport.
As of
FY2026
Retrieved
Definition
The ratios already in the law, applied to one published city budget line. Not a Department of Revenue actual.
Rounding
Illustrated amounts expressed in millions of dollars to two decimals.

Download this table as CSV — City of Gulfport FY2026 Sales Tax line, with the statutory ratios applied at each stage

How to read this

The stages are the stages of the 30 percent schedule. Each row answers one question: if that year's city share had applied instead of today's, what would this same budget line show? Nothing here forecasts the city's economy, and nothing here changes the tax rate or the taxable base paid by consumers.

Any municipality can run the same arithmetic against its own published figures on the calculator page.