State revenues are running slightly higher than estimates for the current fiscal year with a new report providing the fullest picture yet of the fallout from last year's income tax cuts.
The new report released Thursday showed that state tax revenues were beating estimates by about $17.6 million, or roughly 0.2%, for the current fiscal year through the end of April.
Overall, the state had hauled in about $8.28 billion for the first 10 months of the current fiscal year, which . . .
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