Woodstock residents can keep spending their money at The Outlet Shoppes at Atlanta with the assurance that tax dollars are benefitting the city.
Chief Financial Officer Robert Porche said the outlet mall is “doing what it was supposed to do, what it was intended to do.”
He said the city is bringing in about $60,000 more each month than it did last year. The Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST) check is about the same amount as previous months; however, the motor vehicle ad valorem, which previously had been included in the monthly SPLOST check, now comes in a separate payment from the county. The additional monthly check is deposited into the city’s general fund, allowing it to be used for more purposes than just capital projects.
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