2005•SSRN Electronic JournalOpen access

State Tax Revenue Ends 2004 in Solid Shape

Nicholas W. Jenny

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The author writes that state tax revenue in the October-December 2004 quarter grew 7.8 percent compared with revenue in the same quarter in 2003. That was the strongest fourth-quarter nominal revenue growth since at least 1993.

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The author writes that state tax revenue in the October-December 2004 quarter grew 7.8 percent compared with revenue in the same quarter in 2003. That was the strongest fourth-quarter nominal revenue growth since at least 1993.

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The author writes that state tax revenue in the October-December 2004 quarter grew 7.8 percent compared with revenue in the same quarter in 2003. That was the strongest fourth-quarter nominal revenue growth since at least 1993.

Key concepts: Quarter (Canadian coin), Revenue, Tax revenue, State (computer science), Economics, Business, Monetary economics, Finance

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