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The growth in March tax collections reported by the states was less robust than a year earlier.
April 10 -
The state approved further cuts next year with provisions for possible additional cuts annually, starting in 2025, paving the way for the elimination of the personal income tax.
March 9 -
With strong reserve levels, states will be able to weather a revenue shortage this year, analysts said.
March 8 -
Energy production taxes slowed or fell last month, with the oil tax generating $486 million, which was 14% higher than in January 2022, and natural gas tax revenue falling 13% at $322 million.
February 2 -
The state's benchmark debt ratio for debt service to revenue is at 3.78% — well below a 6% target and 7% limit.
December 21 -
Levels fell back to pre-pandemic levels, state comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said, "so the notion that it's crashing and it's all gloom-and-doom is not a fair observation."
October 25 -
Missouri and Iowa closed out fiscal 2022 with balances that paved the way for tax cuts.
October 3 -
With Texas reporting a double-digit revenue increase in fiscal 2022 and projecting a record budget surplus, Gov. Greg Abbott wants a large property tax cut.
September 12 -
Economists presented a good news-bad news scenario during their September forecast that included the possibility of a recession, which would kill the kicker rebate.
September 2 -
Dallas would issue about $1.8 billion of revenue bonds starting next year for the convention center project.
August 10