State's revenues for latest quarter are $46 million less than expected

The state took in about $4.3 billion from July to September, $46 million less than what was predicted it would in the February 2014 forecast.

October 11, 2014 at 1:21AM

Minnesota's quarterly revenues were down by a just over one percent compared to what forecasted.

The state took in about $4.3 billion from July to September, $46 million less than what was expected in the February projection.

The state took in more corporate taxes during the period than it had expected but less in so called "other revenues."

In the 2014 fiscal year, which ended on June 30, revenues were actually $186 million more than expected.

Read the full economic update below:

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