Revenue gap grows to $311 million, Mass. tax agency says

Revenue gap grows to $311 million, Mass. tax agency says

BOSTON — After another lackluster month of collections, tax receipts are now running $311 million behind budget benchmarks with just one month left in the fiscal year, leaving Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker with an immediate budget problem.

May tax collections were up just 1.8 percent over May 2015 and fell $50 million below the budget forecast for the month, according to a statement issued Friday by the state Department of Revenue.

NewBostonPost hosts The Great Millennial Debate (video and audio)
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NewBostonPost hosts The Great Millennial Debate (video and audio)

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Marketing CEO Kyle S. Reyes (The Silent Partner Marketing) and media editor Adrian Granzella Larssen (The Daily Muse) joined NewBostonPost senior political reporter Evan Lips to discuss the impact — good or bad — that millennials have had on the workplace and college campuses.

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