TOPEKA — A surprise outpouring of individual income tax receipts in May drove overall Kansas revenue collections $158 million above the monthly projection.
The Kansas Department of Revenue received $657 million during the month, which was 31.7% above the estimate for May.
“Surpassing estimates this month is a positive indicator, but we remain diligent and focused on maintaining long-term financial health,” said Gov. Laura Kelly.
The revenue department said individual income tax collections in May totaled $314 million. That was $144 million or 85.1% above…
