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Missouri's financial picture looks much better today than it did a year ago at this time. The latest revenue figures show tax collections increased by 8...
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A study by the Pew Charitable Trusts shows that Missouri is in the top ten states when it comes to using cost-benefit analysis of taxpayer money.…
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Revenue collections in Missouri slowed a bit last month, but continued their overall upward trend. From July of 2012 through the end of May, the state took
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Missouri's revenues are up nearly 9 percent through the first two-thirds of the state's fiscal year.Figures released Monday by the state Office of…
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Missouri’s revenues rose more than expected during the month of May. The state collected about $6.6 billion in revenue last month, compared to just under $6.4 billion in May of 2011. Governor Jay Nixon’s Budget Director, Linda Luebbering, credits most of the improvement to higher collections of state income and sales taxes. “That's the good news, things are picking up," Luebbering said. "I think we do have to be cautious, still, because of what’s going on at the national and particularly the international picture, with European Union issues and everything that's going on globally that could have some bearing on the overall economy.”