Data & Analysis

State Government Finances - April 2010

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Alabama Department of Revenue Florida Department of Revenue Georgia Department of Revenue Louisiana Department of Revenue Mississippi State Tax Commission Tennessee Department of Revenue

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Alabama Total Tax Revenues

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Source: Alabama Department of Revenue

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Florida Total Tax Revenues

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Source: Florida Department of Revenue

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Georgia Total Tax Revenues

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Source: Georgia Department of Revenue

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Louisiana Total Tax Revenues

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Source: Louisiana Department of Revenue

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Mississippi Total Tax Revenues

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Source: Mississippi State Tax Commission

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Tennessee Total Tax Revenues

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Source: Tennessee Department of Revenue

March total tax revenues continued to decline for all six Sixth District states. Total tax revenues fell 4.2 percent in Alabama, 1.5 percent in Florida, 5.9 percent in Georgia, 22.9 percent in Louisiana, 14.4 percent in Mississippi, and 0.9 percent in Tennessee (on a three-month moving average, year-over-year basis) from 2009.

Florida, Georgia, and Tennessee saw smaller tax decreases in March than in February. The rate of decline in revenues increased for Alabama, Louisiana, and especially in Mississippi, where total tax revenues dropped from 5.2 percent below year-ago levels in February to more than 14.4 percent below year-ago levels in March.

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