BOSTON (AP) — Massachusetts pulled in about $3.86 billion in tax collections in April, state Revenue Commissioner Geoffrey Snyder said Wednesday.
That’s about $1.88 billion more than the actual collections in April 2020, and $385 million more than predicted for the month.
Year-to-date collections for the current fiscal year — which ends June 30 — are approximately $26.45 billion.
That’s about $3.4 billion or 14.8% more than collections in the same period of the prior fiscal year, and $1.83 billion or 7.4% more than expected.
“April revenue included increases in most major categories relative to benchmarks and collections in the same period of FY2020,” Snyder said in a press
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