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Tax Authority State & Local Tax Revenue Report
As the increased federal funding from the 2021 American Rescue Plan Act
runs out, states that responded to healthy coffers by reducing income
tax rates may find themselves struggling to raise revenue sufficient to
support spending. Meanwhile, states that used the federal funds to build
up their rainy-day accounts may have a fiscal cushion for any
difficult times ahead.
Whether the coffers are low or state treasuries are feeling flush, all
are carefully monitoring their inflow of tax revenue. Here, Law360 Tax
Authority provides up-to-date coverage on states' tax revenue.
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NEWS & ANALYSIS
By Jaqueline McCool
Kansas collected $1.03 billion in tax revenue in June, about $40 million more than it collected in the same month last year, according to revenue figures released by the governor's office.
By Michael Nunes
Missouri general revenue collection throughout the 2024 fiscal year was $194 million higher than the previous fiscal year, according to a report by the state's Office of Administration, Division of Budget and Planning.
By Jaqueline McCool
Arkansas' general revenue for June was at $751 million, 2.5% below June 2023, the state Department of Finance and Administration announced.
By Michael Nunes
West Virginia's general fund collections in fiscal year 2024 were $590 million ahead of budget estimates, the State Budget Office said in a preliminary report.
By Jaqueline McCool
Arkansas net available general revenue for the month of June fell 2.5% below the previous year's collections, the state Department of Finance and Administration said Tuesday.
By Jaqueline McCool
Pennsylvania's revenue for the 2023-24 fiscal year was 1.9% above the state's revenue estimates, the state Department of Revenue announced.
By Michael Nunes
Vermont's general fund revenue from July through May exceeded last year by roughly $41 million, according to a report by the state Agency of Administration.
By Michael Nunes
Michigan's general fund revenues from October through May were down $530 million compared with the same period last fiscal year, the State Budget Office reported Friday.
By Michael Nunes
Maine's revenue collection from July through May missed budget estimates by roughly $50 million, according to the state Department of Administrative and Financial Services.
By Michael Nunes
Wisconsin general revenue collection from July through May was $232 million higher than the same period last fiscal year, according to the state Department of Revenue.
By Michael Nunes
Idaho's revenue collection from July through May was $36 million lower than predicted, according to the state Division of Financial Management.
By Michael Nunes
Arizona's general revenue collection from July through May was $314 million higher than was forecast, according to the state Joint Budget Committee.
By Zak Kostro
Nebraska's net general fund receipts for July through May came in $49 million below a budget projection, according to a monthly report by the state Department of Revenue.
By Michael Nunes
Virginia general revenue collection from July through May was $1.48 billion higher than in the same period last fiscal year, according to the state Department of Accounts.
By Michael Nunes
Pennsylvania's general revenue collection from July through May was $610 million ahead of last fiscal year's total for the same period, according to the state Department of Revenue.
By Michael Nunes
California's total receipts from July through May were $2.4 billion more than projected in revised estimates, according to the state Comptroller's Office.
By Michael Nunes
New Jersey collected $182 million less in general revenue from July through May than it did in the same part of last fiscal year, according to a report by the state's Department of the Treasury.
By Michael Nunes
Kansas' total tax revenue collected from July through May grew $134 million from the previous fiscal year, according to a monthly report by the state Department of Revenue.
By Michael Nunes
Texas brought in $263 million more in general revenue from September through May than it did during the same period last fiscal year, the state comptroller's office said.
By Michael Nunes
Ohio general revenue fund receipts from July through May totaled roughly $1 billion less than expected, according to the state's Office of Budget and Management.