COLLECTION OF THE 1 percent meal and beverage tax in Rhode Island increased 0.5 percent year over year in July to $2.78 million. / BLOOMBERG FILE PHOTO/LUKE MACGREGOR
PROVIDENCE – Collection of the 1 percent meal and beverage tax in Rhode Island totaled $2.78 million in July, a 0.5 percent increase year over year from $2.76 million one year prior, according to the R.I. Department of Revenue Thursday. The largest collection for the month was in Providence, accounting for $472,993, followed by Newport…
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