Kansas taxes nearly $39M more than anticipated in December
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January 3, 2020
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas collected nearly $39 million more in taxes than expected in December.
The state Department of Revenue reported Thursday that the state took in nearly $757 million in taxes last month. The official prediction for tax collections was $718 million, and the surplus was 5.4%.
Tax collections have exceeded expectations for 11 months in a row and in 30 of the 31 months dating back to June 2017.
The state has collected nearly $3.6 billion in taxes since the current budget year began July 1. That's $51 million more than anticipated for a surplus of 1.4%.
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