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Originally Posted by kkingston57
You failed to mention all of the other taxes that Disney creates, but does not create directly. For example all of the taxes generated from all of the local hotels, restaurants, souvenier shops, etc.
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That was mentioned earlier in the thread, but the other side chose to ignore them: Here is a summary:
"But the sheer number of jobs, and tax revenue connected to Disney World, casts a long shadow in the halls of state government. A 2019 study found Disney dominates the Central Florida tourism industry, according to Oxford Economics, and produced:
$75.2 billion annual economic impacts for Central Florida.
463,000 jobs.
$5.8 billion in additional state tax revenue. "
For the past two years, that has dropped significantly, can't imagine why. But, it is pretty well accepted that the drop is temporary.