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Q: So how big of a sales tax would be required? Juneau has a 5% sales tax and brings in $43 million spread across about 30,000 residents. Expand that to the entire state and that brings in about $1 billion. But it has a few problems:
1. Juneau gets a million cruise tourists a year, so sales tax revenue is likely higher there than it would be elsewhere. In reality the state sales tax would need to be 6% or more.
2. Many out-of-state owned businesses skip town without remitting their taxes. Difficult to enforce when the business is operating in the Virgin Islands or whatever winter cruise port. It's a perennial problem there.
3. A state sales tax would be piled on top of existing municipal sales taxes in the communities that have them (i.e. Juneau would have a 10% sales tax). So they would have to switch to higher property taxes which the sales tax supporters would probably consider even less fair.

If you just gotta have a sales tax, make it a big one only in the summer season.
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No