The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted local tax revenues in a number of ways. Reduced consumption of goods and services has led to a decline in sales taxes in many areas, which often represents a sizable proportion of local government revenues. Additionally, hotels are experiencing more vacancies than ever which means less hotel and lodging taxes. Many economists argue these are temporary changes and both economies should mostly rebound in the near future, but it presents a difficult conundrum to local governments in the interim. In this webinar you'll learn various approaches to weathering the current dip in sales and hotel taxes and how to be better prepared for similar future economic downturns.

Who Will Benefit: CFO/Finance Director, Debt Manager, Budget Manager

• Learn about how sales and lodging tax respond to economic disruptions
• Discuss considerations for forecasting sales and lodging taxes
• Learn how to proactively manage sales and lodging taxes as part of the financial planning process
• Understand issues of fairness around sales and lodging taxes