California City Revenues, Line-Item Detail (SCO)
Want to know where a California city gets its money? Property taxes, sales taxes, utility fees, permits, grants from the state. This data shows the breakdown for every city, year by year, going back to 2002. It's like looking at a city's revenue receipt line by line. You can see how much each city pulled in from property tax versus charges for services, and how that's changed over two decades. The data comes directly from what cities report to the state, so it's granular but unaudited.
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- 2,557,528
- Coverage:
- 2003-01-01T00:00:00Z – 2024-12-31T00:00:00Z
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City revenue line items, most recent fiscal year first.
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Questions this data answers
- What are the top revenue sources for a specific California city in the most recent fiscal year?
- How has a city's property tax revenue compared to its sales tax revenue over time?
- Which revenue categories have grown the fastest for a city since 2002?
- How does one city's revenue breakdown (property tax vs. sales tax vs. charges for services) compare to another city's?
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