State seeing end to fiscal downturn
Tax revenues are expected to rebound, surpass 2001
Massachusetts is about to emerge from a deep financial hole. When the state closes the book on another fiscal year June 30, Massachusetts, for the first time, will have collected more tax money than it did in 2001, the year the economy and stock market collapsed. In the current fiscal year, the state expects to collect about $17.1 billion in ... (Full article: 994 words)
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