From Governor Jim Justice <[email protected]>
Subject Gov. Justice announces West Virginia’s year-to-date surplus exceeds $700 million with one month left in fiscal year
Date June 3, 2024 12:59 PM
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Gov. Justice announces West Virginia’s year-to-date surplus exceeds $700 million with one month left in fiscal year

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Monday, June 3, 2024

Gov. Justice announces West Virginia’s year-to-date surplus exceeds $700 million with one month left in fiscal year
CHARLESTON, WV — Gov. Jim Justice announced today that West Virginia recorded a $63.7 million surplus in May, which boosts the state’s year-to-date surplus to $701.1 million, highlighting the state's continued strong economic performance and fiscal management.

Gov. Justice shared a special message celebrating this month's surpluses, emphasizing its significance to the people of West Virginia in the video below.
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In May, total General Revenue Fund collections exceeded $397.3 million, bringing cumulative year-to-date collections to $5.1 billion.

May Personal Income Tax collections totaled more than $138.3 million, and year-to-date collections equaled more than $2.003 billion. Year-to-date Personal Income Tax collections were nearly $183 million above the original estimate even though tax rates were reduced by 21.25% ([link removed]) last year.

May Corporation Net Income Tax collections of roughly $9.9 million were $3.6 million above the original estimate. Year-to-date collections of $402.6 million were $226.6 million above the original estimate and 16.7% ahead of last year.

May Consumer Sales Tax collections totaled $164.3 million, and cumulative collections totaled $1.607 billion. Monthly collections exceeded the prior year's May receipts by six percent. Year-to-date collections were $34.4 million above the original estimate and 3.5% ahead of last year.

May Severance Tax collections of $32.9 million were $8.5 million above the original estimate. Cumulative collections of nearly $331 million were $58.9 million above the cumulative original estimate.

For more detailed information, you can access the monthly revenue and cash flow reports from the West Virginia State Budget Office by clicking here ([link removed]) .
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