TOPEKA — Kansas state government tax collections exceeded expectations in June by $24 million, while total receipts from all tax sources during the just-closed fiscal year trailed estimates by $67 million on more than $10.1 billion in revenue.
The Kansas Department of Revenue said June revenue from income, sales, excise and other tax sources tipped the scale at $1.027 billion. That was 2.4% above the projection for the month, and an increase of 3.9% over the total in June 2023.
Tax revenue in June was closer to predictions than in May when collections were $193 million…
