Kingsport Blogger: Tennessee's Top Selling Counties (YTD 2005-06)

Wednesday, May 03, 2006

Tennessee's Top Selling Counties (YTD 2005-06)

Tennessee Dept of Revenue (http://www.tennessee.gov/revenue/pubs/2006/coll200603.pdf)

Latest Available Data (Released March 2006)

YTD Local Sales Tax Collections (July 2005-March 2006)

Shelby $182,885,882 (Memphis)

Davidson $181,548,390 (Nashville)

Knox $107,599,520 (Knoxville)

Hamilton $ 70,951,436 (Chattanooga)

Rutherford $ 50,416,624 (Murfreesboro)

Williamson $ 45,757,494 (Franklin-Brentwood)

Sevier $ 45,004,110 (Gatlinburg-Sevierville-Pigeon Forge)

Sullivan $ 30,366,252 (Kingsport-Bristol)

Madison $ 29,791,370 (Jackson)

Washington $ 27,457,510 (Johnson City)

Montgomery $ 27,172,882 (Clarksville)

Blount $ 20,165,897 (Maryville-Alcoa)

Putnam $ 18,269,673 (Cookeville)

Sumner $ 18,234,375 (Hendersonville-Gallatin)

Wilson $ 16,163,412 (Lebanon-Mount Juliet)

Bradley $ 14,590,626 (Cleveland)

Hamblen $ 13,456,970 (Morristown)

Anderson $ 13,362,233 (Oak Ridge-Clinton)

Maury $ 11,298,050 (Columbia)

Cumberland $ 10,619,419 (Crossville)

Greene $ 10,129,619 (Greeneville)

Viewed geographically….

EAST

Knox $107,599,520 (Knoxville)

Hamilton $ 70,951,436 (Chattanooga)

Sevier $ 45,004,110 (Gatlinburg-Sevierville-Pigeon Forge)

Sullivan $ 30,366,252 (Kingsport-Bristol)

Washington $ 27,457,510 (Johnson City)

Blount $ 20,165,897 (Maryville-Alcoa)

Bradley $ 14,590,626 (Cleveland)

Hamblen $ 13,456,970 (Morristown)

Anderson $ 13,362,233 (Oak Ridge-Clinton)

Greene $ 10,129,619 (Greeneville)

MIDDLE

Davidson $181,548,390 (Nashville)

Rutherford $ 50,416,624 (Murfreesboro)

Williamson $ 45,757,494 (Franklin-Brentwood)

Montgomery $ 27,172,882 (Clarksville)

Putnam $ 18,269,673 (Cookeville)

Sumner $ 18,234,375 (Hendersonville-Gallatin)

Wilson $ 16,163,412 (Lebanon-Mount Juliet)

Maury $ 11,298,050 (Columbia)

Cumberland $ 10,619,419 (Crossville)

WEST

Shelby $182,885,882 (Memphis)

Madison $ 29,791,370 (Jackson)

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