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'''Sales tax''' in [[Escambia County]], Florida is currently 7.5%.  There is a [[June 2007 sales tax referendum|ballot referendum]] scheduled for [[June 26]], [[2007]] with a half-cent sales tax increase up for approval.  If approved the increase would bring the sales tax rate in Escambia County to 8%, which would be the highest sales tax rate in Florida.
 
'''Sales tax''' in [[Escambia County]], Florida is currently 7.5%.  There is a [[June 2007 sales tax referendum|ballot referendum]] scheduled for [[June 26]], [[2007]] with a half-cent sales tax increase up for approval.  If approved the increase would bring the sales tax rate in Escambia County to 8%, which would be the highest sales tax rate in Florida.
  
The base sales tax rate in the State of Florida is 6%Escambia County currently levies an additional 1.5% in local option sales tax, all of which has been approved by ballot referendum.  1.0% of the local option sales tax revenue is split between [[Escambia County]] and the [[City of Pensacola]];  the revenue from the remaining 0.5% goes to the [[Escambia County School District]].
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The State of Florida has a 6% base sales tax, which is directed primarily to the state's budget. ([[Property tax]]es are the primary funding source for local government.) Escambia County currently levies an additional 1.5% in local option sales tax, all of which has been approved by ballot referendum.  1.0% of the local option sales tax revenue is split between [[Escambia County]] and the [[City of Pensacola]];  the revenue from the remaining 0.5% goes to the [[Escambia County School District]].
  
 
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Revision as of 13:56, 26 June 2007

Sales tax in Escambia County, Florida is currently 7.5%. There is a ballot referendum scheduled for June 26, 2007 with a half-cent sales tax increase up for approval. If approved the increase would bring the sales tax rate in Escambia County to 8%, which would be the highest sales tax rate in Florida.

The State of Florida has a 6% base sales tax, which is directed primarily to the state's budget. (Property taxes are the primary funding source for local government.) Escambia County currently levies an additional 1.5% in local option sales tax, all of which has been approved by ballot referendum. 1.0% of the local option sales tax revenue is split between Escambia County and the City of Pensacola; the revenue from the remaining 0.5% goes to the Escambia County School District.