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Improving tax receipts could lead to a surplus as high as $400 million for Ohio by the end of the current fiscal year, outgoing Gov. Ted Strickland's office projected Thursday.
Revenue receipts through fiscal 2011, which started last July 1 and ends June 30, have outperformed projections, and for seven months tax receipts have exceeded or met estimates, Amanda Wurst, spokeswoman for Democrat Strickland, said in an e-mail.See the full content of this document
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State Could End Fiscal Year with $400m Surplus
Two measures of current economic health -- personal inc...
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