State revenues bumped up by 13.2 percent in April, largely because of a surge in income tax collections, but the numbers could mask an underlying economy where growth is still sluggish . . .
Georgia’s revenue collections, which had been sluggish the past few months, grew by 9.8 percent in December . . .
State revenue collections were a little more robust in October, but are still lagging for the fiscal year . . .
State revenues grew moderately in September, but below the level needed to keep the budget in balance . . .
After a falloff in revenue growth during May and June, Georgia’s tax collections showed more signs of life in July . . .
State revenue collections bounced back in April with an 11 percent increase over last year . . .
Georgia revenue collections had an upward trend in February after two relatively flat months of growth . . .
State revenue collections tailed off in January, growing by less than 1 percent from the same month last year . . .
Tax collections increased by 5.4 percent in October, the state revenue department reported; overall growth is 6.8 percent for first four months of fiscal year . . .,
State revenues end the fiscal year on an uptick, with collections up by $1.1 billion for the year . . .
