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Julie Lu

8:43 - 9:20

"this report based, um, covers all the tax, um, sales tax and hotel motel tax, um, because the June quarter sales tax is due, uh, at the end of July. So usually we wait because then there might be some that are late that trickles in in August. So the number that you have there includes both the sales tax from that we collect directly as well as the sales tax collected by the Remote Sellers Sales Tax Commission."

“this report based, um, covers all the tax, um, sales tax and hotel motel tax, um, because the June quarter sales tax is due, uh, at the end of July. So usually we wait because then there might be some that are late that trickles in in August. So the number that you have there includes both the sales tax from that we collect directly as well as the sales tax collected by the Remote Sellers Sales Tax Commission.”
Speaker
Julie Lu
Timestamp
8:43 – 9:20
Community
Alaska News
Location
Kodiak
Captured at
October 8, 2026

From the transcript

Can't squeeze that lemon anymore. Um, Mr. Mayor, no, this report based, um, covers all the tax, um, sales tax and hotel motel tax, um, because the June quarter sales tax is due, uh, at the end of July. So usually we wait because then there might be some that are late that trickles in in August. So the number that you have there includes both the sales tax from that we collect directly as well as the sales tax collected by the Remote Sellers Sales Tax Commission. Okay, thank you.

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