The latest state tax figures show that, for the second straight month, Idaho revenues lagged behind expectations in October. The state took in almost $186 million in taxes in October, but more than $190 million was expected. That means Gov. Butch Otter will have only one more month of economic numbers to refer to before he lays out the next Idaho state budget in January. [...]
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Sunday, February 12, 2012
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