Municipality Information
Cohasset
CPA Program Details
04-07-2001
1.5%
Low income, first $100,000 - residential
CPA Elections History
 
Election Purpose
Path to Ballot
Surcharge
%
Exemptions
Election Date
Status
% Yes
% No
Current
Status
 
  Initial Adoption Ballot Question Petition 1.5% Low income, first $100,000 - residential 04-07-2001 Pass 57% 43% Yes
CPA Revenue History
 
Fiscal
Year
Local
Surcharge
Total Trust
Fund
Distribution
Percentage
Total Revenue (Local
Surcharge +
Distribution)
 
  2002 $215,525     $215,525
  2003 $233,566 $215,525 100% $449,091
  2004 $254,690 $233,566 100% $488,256
  2005 $278,306 $254,690 100% $532,996
  2006 $303,405 $278,306 100% $581,711
  2007 $317,103 $303,405 100% $620,508
  2008 $332,381 $317,103 100% $649,484
  2009 $345,168 $224,757 67.62% $569,925
  2010 $355,687 $120,170 34.81% $475,857
  2011 $367,573 $96,754 27.2% $464,327
  2012 $385,649 $97,918 26.64% $483,567
  2013 $401,584 $103,484 26.83% $505,068
  2014 $416,777 $209,728 52.23% $626,505
  2015 $434,343 $131,139 31.5% $565,482
  2016 $453,384 $128,785 29.7% $582,169
  2017 $475,235 $93,292 20.58% $568,527
  2018 $497,760 $81,751 17.2% $579,511
  2019 $515,186 $94,648 19.01% $609,834
  2020 $535,214 $123,225 23.92% $658,439
  2021 $555,056 $153,213 28.63% $708,269
  2022 $575,055 $243,335 43.84% $818,390
  2023 $600,239 $221,462 38.51% $821,701
  2024 $0 $126,196 21.02% $126,196
TOT   $8,848,887 $3,852,452   $12,701,339
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