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State confirms that High Springs lost $73,449 in tax revenue due to late financial reports

The City of High Springs permanently lost $73,449.32 in half-cent sales-tax revenue after failing to meet state-mandated financial reporting deadlines for Fiscal Year 2023-24, the Florida Legislature’s Joint Legislative Auditing Committee confirmed to Alachua Chronicle. The post State confirms that High Springs lost $73,449 in tax revenue due to late financial reports appeared first on Alachua Chronicle.

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Alachua Chronicle broke the news on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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