| 16 | | - | Section 1. (NEW) (Effective July 1, 2011) If, during any fiscal year, the sales tax revenue collected by the Commissioner of Revenue Services from businesses in Standard Industry Classification Codes (1) 5811, eating places only; (2) 5812, eating and drinking places; (3) 5813, drinking places—alcoholic beverages; (4) 7010, hotels, motels and tourist courts; (5) 7020, rooming and boarding houses; (6) 7030, camps and trailer parks; (7) 7033, trailering parks and campsites; (8) 7041, organization hotels and lodging house; (9) 7920, producers, orchestras and entertainers; (10) 7940, commercial sports; (11) 7990, miscellaneous amusement and recreation; (12) 7991, boat and canoe rentals; (13) 7992, public golf courses and swimming pools; (14) 7996, amusement parks; (15) 7998, tourist attraction; (16) 7999, amusement not elsewhere classified; and (17) 8420, botanical and zoological gardens exceeds the amount collected during the fiscal year ending June 30, 2011, by more than three per cent, the commissioner shall segregate the amounts collected beyond such three per cent and transfer such amounts to the state-wide tourism marketing account established pursuant to section 10-395a of the general statutes. The amount segregated pursuant to this section shall not exceed three million dollars during any fiscal year. |
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| 28 | + | Section 1. (NEW) (Effective July 1, 2011) If, during any fiscal year, the sales tax revenue collected by the Commissioner of Revenue Services from businesses in North American Industry Classification System sectors 71 and 72 exceeds the amount collected during the fiscal year ending June 30, 2011, by more than three per cent, the commissioner shall segregate the amounts collected beyond such three per cent and transfer such amounts to the state-wide tourism marketing account established pursuant to section 10-395a of the general statutes. |
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