Taxes from businesses and their employees pay the majority of the freight for city and school services. Think of Dublin'sGeneral Fund as the city's checking account. Most of the bills for city services are paid out of this account, excluding utilities and schools. The checking account is replenished primarily by the collection of city income taxes. Both are business-related.
Payroll taxes go to work.
The employees at Wendy's International's world headquarters pay enough in payroll taxes annually to cover the cost of Dublin's regular street maintenance. Unlike many communities, Dublin does not charge extra for city services, such as street sweeping, snow removal, leaf and trash pickup, and vacation house watch. Welcomed Help From Others. Not Dublin residents. Ninety percent of the employees in Dublin businesses arrive in the city in the morning and go home to another community at night.