“Flat” is the word used by Manhattan Finance Director Bernie Hayen to describe the latest sales tax reports for the city.
Sales tax receipt numbers for the City of Manhattan in March show $855,557 — up slightly from March numbers the last two years.
For the year-to-date, Manhattan has taken in $2,754,677, which is down .8 percent from this point last year. While the $855,557 collected is more than the $800,000 budgeted, the net budget impact on the budget so far this year is down about $1,408.
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