State Government Finances - November 2010
The Alabama Department of Revenue reports that even though sales tax collections were up year over year, total collections declined less than 0.1 percent from a year earlier on a three-month moving average.
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According to data from Florida's Department of Revenue, October was the seventh consecutive month of year-over-year increases in total tax revenues for the state and the largest year-over-year percent gain since 2006.
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Data from Georgia's Department of Revenue show that Georgia's total tax collections have been increasing on a year-over-year (three-month moving average) basis for four consecutive months as of October.
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Data from Louisiana's Department of Revenue suggest a year-over-year improvement in total tax revenues for the state, the first since December 2008, on a three-month moving average.
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According to data from Mississippi's Department of Revenue, total tax revenues increased in October on a year-over-year basis for the second month in 2010.
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Data from Tennessee's Department of Revenue show that October was the state's third month yielding a year-over-year gain in total tax collections, which were up 4.84 percent from a year earlier.
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