Minnesota's net general fund revenues totaled $1.716 billion in April, $12 million (0.7 percent) more than projected. Net receipts from individual income, sales, and corporate taxes for the month exceeded the projection, while other revenues were lower …
Minnesota’s budget and economic outlook has significantly worsened since the coronavirus pandemic. A deficit of $2.426 billion is now projected for the current biennium, which is almost a $4 billion change compared to the February forecast. Revenues are …
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Minnesota’s net general fund receipts totaled $2.592 billion during the months of February and March 2020, or $103 million (3.8 percent) less than projected in the February 2020 Budget and Economic Forecast. Total net receipts for March were $1.581 billion …
During Governor Walz’s stay at home Executive Order 20-33, Centennial Office Building (COB) is open only to authorized employees to protect the health of all Minnesotans and help our community reduce the spread of COVID-19. General MMB Information Hours: …
Summary of Revenue Forecast Uncertainty for the Current Biennium In Minnesota’s February 2020 Budget and Economic Forecast, total revenues for FY 2020-21 are forecast to be $48.752 billion. This forecast was constructed seventeen months before the current …
In his 2022 supplemental budget proposal the Governor is proposing general fund budget changes, including the general fund impact of the 2020 Local Jobs and Projects Plan released in January, that total $346 million. The Governor’s priority with this …
Net general fund revenues totaled $1.011 billion for the month of February, $41 million (3.9 percent) less than forecast. Net receipts from individual and corporate income taxes for the month were lower than forecast, net sales tax revenues were above the …
Minnesota’s budget and economic outlook remain stable. A small increase to the general fund revenue forecast along with a similar-sized reduction in spending estimates result in a projected surplus of $1.513 billion for the FY 2020-21 biennium, $181 …
