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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.

NEWS & ANALYSIS
By Michael Nunes
Vermont's general fund revenue from July 2024 through June topped the previous fiscal year's collection by $295 million, according to the state Agency of Administration.
By Michael Nunes
Massachusetts tax collections in July outpaced the amount collected in July 2024 by $7 million, the state's Department of Revenue reported.
By Michael Nunes
Alabama's net tax collections from October 2024 through July outpaced last year by $376 million, according to the state Department of Revenue.
By Michael Nunes
Texas' general fund revenue from September 2024 through July outpaced last year's totals by 3.1% according to the state comptroller's office.
By Michael Nunes
Kansas' total receipts in July exceeded an estimate by $16 million, according to the state Division of Budget.
By Michael Nunes
West Virginia collected $22 million more than forecast in the first month of the 2026 fiscal year, according to the State Budget Office.
By Jaqueline McCool
Arkansas' net general revenue in July exceeded a state estimate by $29.2 million, according to a report released Monday by the state Department of Finance and Administration.
By Michael Nunes
Delaware's net receipts from July 2024 through June exceeded the previous fiscal year's collection by $345 million, the state Finance Department reported.
By Michael Nunes
Michigan's general revenue fund revenue from October through June outpaced last year's collection by $901 million, according to the State Budget Office in a report released Wednesday.
By Michael Nunes
New Mexico's general fund revenue from July 2024 through February outpaced forecasts by $272 million, according to a report by the state's Legislative Finance Committee.
By Michael Nunes
South Carolina's general revenue collection from July through June beat forecasts by $391 million, according to the state Board of Economic Advisors.
By Michael Nunes
Colorado's general fund revenue collection in June was $52 million higher than last year, according to the state Department of Revenue.
By Michael Nunes
Arizona's total general fund revenue collection from July 2024 through June beat estimates by $560 million, according to the state Joint Legislative Budget Committee.
By Michael Nunes
Utah's general revenue collection from July 2024 through June outpaced the previous fiscal year's total by $879 million, according to the State Tax Commission.
By Michael Nunes
Massachusetts' tax collection from July 1 through July 15 lagged behind the same period last year by $24 million, according to the state Department of Revenue.
By Michael Nunes
New York state's tax collections from April through June outpaced last year's total for that period by $3.4 billion, according to the state Department of Taxation and Finance.
By Michael Nunes
South Dakota's general fund revenues from July 2024 through June pulled ahead of estimates by $41 million, the state Bureau of Finance and Management said.
By Michael Nunes
Mississippi's general revenue through the 2025 fiscal year outpaced last year's total by $35 million, the state Department of Revenue reported.
By Michael Nunes
Indiana's general revenue collection from July 2024 through June exceeded forecasts by $171 million, according to the Department of State Revenue.
By Michael Nunes
Illinois' general revenue collection in the 2025 fiscal year was $14 million more than expected, according to the state Office of Management and Budget.