Tax revenues for the current fiscal year in Massachusetts will likely come in somewhere between 4 and 12 percent less than expected before coronavirus hit, a state revenue official said.
That leaves the question of whether state legislators will cut spending, increase taxes, or wait for a federal bailout.
Tax revenues for the current fiscal year in Massachusetts will likely come in somewhere between 4 and 12 percent less than expected before coronavirus hit, a state revenue official said.
That leaves the question of whether state legislators will cut spending, increase taxes, or wait for a federal bailout.…
