The City Treasurer’s Office projected more amusement tax collections this year as the lifting of mobility restrictions is expected to encourage more amusement and entertainment activities.
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“The amusement establishments are expected to open. At the height of the pandemic, there are restrictions and amusement places are not allowed. We are hoping that this year the [number] will increase,” he said.
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