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2024 South Dakota State Fair Sees Significant Revenue Growth

October 12, 2024

The 2024 South Dakota State Fair generated $266,352.21 in tax collections, reflecting a 20% increase from the $222,108.58 collected in 2023.

This year’s fair featured 602 booths rented to 301 vendors, marking a 6.5% decrease from the 322 vendors in 2023. Despite the drop in vendor numbers, fairgoers contributed over $3.2 million in total spending on goods, services, and concessions during the six-day event.

South Dakota has experienced steady revenue from the State Fair in recent years, attracting thousands of attendees eager to enjoy a variety of family-friendly attractions.

The breakdown of tax collected during the fair includes $136,745.50 in state sales tax, $63,106.02 in Huron’s municipal sales tax, $19,256.35 in municipal gross receipts tax, and $47,244.34 in state tourism tax.

By: Big Sky Headlnes staff

Filed Under: News

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