The Austin Center JEDD totaled about $1.15 million in revenues while the Miami Crossing district brought in about $814,400, township records show. The Dayton JEDD’s total revenue was about $331,000.
Combined revenues for 2017 were about $2.1 million, records show. The totals reflect the number of jobs in and around the business and entertainment corridors of the Dayton Mall and Austin Landing, as well as the Dayton-owned airport.
The Austin Center JEDD includes Miamisburg and Springboro. The income tax rate is 2.25 percent with the township receiving about 57 percent, Miamisburg about 22 percent and Springboro about 20 percent.
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The same income tax rate applies to businesses in Miami Crossing, which includes the township and Miamisburg. The township gets 70 percent of tax revenues and the city 30 percent.
The Dayton JEDD, which includes Dayton and the township, is taxed at 1.75 percent and the revenue is split 50/50 between the jurisdictions.
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