Providence Mayor Brett P. Smiley is proposing a 7% sales tax on commercial parking lots and garages.
Smiley estimates the tax could raise an estimated $1.8 million next fiscal year and become a predictable annual revenue stream. The city has a fiscal 2026 deficit of at least $14 million, he says.
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A city commission last year recommended the new consumption tax among several tax-related proposals, including a tax on ticket sales for special events. The latter has not been acted on.
The proposed tax on parking lots and garages would need the approval of the General Assembly.
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