Uh oh

[gorja]

Comptroller warns of potential of millions lost in sales tax drop

If sales tax for the month of March dips by these percentages, here’s what the loss could be:
 10% reduction: loss of $3,586,406
 20% reduction: loss of $7,172,811
 30% reduction: loss of $10,759,217
 40% reduction: loss of $14,345,623
 50% reduction: loss of $17,932,029
April
 10% reduction: loss of $3,583,050
 20% reduction: loss of $7,166,100
 30% reduction: loss of $10,749,151
 40% reduction: loss of $14,332,201
 50% reduction: loss of $17,915,251
May
 10% reduction: loss of $4,904,305
 20% reduction: loss of $9,808,609
 30% reduction: loss of $14,712,914
 40% reduction: loss of $19,617,219
 50% reduction: loss of $24,521,524
June
 10% reduction: loss of $3,917,876
 20% reduction: loss of $7,835,752
 30% reduction: loss of $11,753,629
 40% reduction: loss of $15,671,505
 50% reduction: loss of $19,589,381

https://www.clarencebee.com/articles...ales-tax-drop/

[yaksplat]

Trimming medicaid costs by 1.2% would save $20M/ month. Adding a $1 copay would likely triple that.

[sharky]

Trimming medicaid costs by 1.2% would save $20M/ month. Adding a $1 copay would likely triple that.

I'd be on board for that