5 of the 6 major NW LA sales taxing jurisdictions saw a gain in their May receipts vs 2025. Only Shreveport fell.
The City of Shreveport levies 2.75% sales and use tax. It operates on a calendar fiscal year. Its May collections of $13,804,583 are 1.2% below the $13,977,648 in 2025. YTD, $70,360,906 is 1.8% over 2025's $69,126,200 sum.
The Caddo Parish School Board uses a state-mandated July 1 to June 30 fiscal year to assess a 1.5% sales tax. Its May total of $9,574,366 is 2.8% above its $9,311,793
a year ago. With just a month remaining in its fiscal year, its $103,773,715 tally is 4.2% greater than a $99,581,124 collection for a similar 11-month period ending 5/31/25.
The Law Enforcement District of Caddo, the Sheriff, uses a calendar fiscal year to impose its 0.35% sales tax rate. This May's deposit of $2,234,363 is 2.8% more than last year's $2,173,121. YTD, its $11,226,905 is a 5.4% higher yield than its $10,650,117 which it banked the year prior.
Bossier City-Parish received $5,689,868 this May, a 5.0% jump over 2025's $5,419,888. Using a calendar fiscal, its YTD $28,086,478 is 0.8% up from $27,860,459 last year.
The Bossier Parish School Board garnered $6,103,075 in May, a strong 9.5% hike over the $5,574,749 a year back. With a month to go in its fiscal year, its $64,518,067 sum is 7.6% above its $59,986,434 for the similar 11 months.
The Bossier Parish Police Jury collected $1,298,621 for May, a huge 19.1% increase over 2025. Operating on the calendar fiscal year, its $6,734,209 YTD amount is 28.9% higher than the YTD $5,226,708 it had deposited in 2025.