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Article: Clayton explores airport sales tax.
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- Atlanta Journal-Constitution
- Article date:
- March 12, 2007
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Byline: Eric Stirgus
Mar. 12--A magazine, a pack of chewing gum or a souvenir soon could cost a little more at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport if the Clayton County Commission makes a deal with MARTA.
Clayton officials quietly are discussing a penny-per-dollar sales tax on retail items sold inside the parts of the airport located in Clayton County.
Clayton, which is seeking revenue, could end up collecting about $2 million a year, said Clayton Commissioner Wole Ralph, who has been involved in some discussions about the tax.
The airport sales tax would not require voter approval. If the Clayton County Commission approves it, ...