The Committee on Rules and Judiciary unanimously (by quorum vote) moved 28–29 fiscal year 2027 appropriation bills to the full Legislature under the closed rule. Committee leaders emphasized the markup process, revenue constraints, and the need for executive collection efforts.

Finance committee reported a $118,000 operating gain in September but flagged low cash collections, accounts receivable growth and accounts payable increases tied to state invoices; collections contractor work is expected to yield improvements by month-end.

Council members asked PFM to examine the city's amusement-tax structure and collection practices amid recent state developments on skill games; possible local ordinances to cap machines, require vendor reporting, and add zoning limits were discussed.

Essex County finance staff told the Board of Supervisors at a March 4 budget work session that most revenue lines look close to last year, with collection timing and lower interest rates driving modest shifts; board members asked for more detail on several fees and delinquent accounts.

Somaliland’s Finance Ministry reviews World Bank-funded development projects as the government strengthens fiscal oversight, fights corruption and seeks to stabilize the Somaliland shilling

Members discussed a nonpayment-of-tax estimate between $15 million and $30 million linked to a small set of operators and said the upcoming cannabis tax-permit program (applications reportedly due Sept. 1; program by Dec. 31, 2026) could allow enforcement steps to close the gap.

Forecast office staff told the council that sales-tax collections account for nearly $20 million of the 2026 general-fund upward revision, largely due to a reclassification enacted in recent legislation (referred to in the presentation as "ESSB 58 14") and a new 0.1% public-safety sales tax.

The revenue director told the joint committee that proposed law would require online platforms like Airbnb to collect and remit taxes, but other U.S. jurisdictions typically do not mandate collection; enforcement and technical capacity are key concerns.

Legislators discuss new provision for monthly revenue access to improve fiscal analysis.

Legislature prohibits tax avoidance arrangements and mandates departments to deny tax benefits.

Kentucky Transportation Cabinet officials defended a mirror agreement with the Indiana Finance Authority and HNTB to support Louisville bridge tolling after legislators raised concerns about RiverLink’s collections. The committee approved the contract despite several legislators voting no and calling for continued oversight.

City financial report reveals increased expenses and strong payroll and insurance tax collections.

January tax collections are $5 million behind last year but expected to rebound in February.

City's May report reveals major funds' revenues exceed targets while expenditures remain low.

KUALA LUMPUR: The Royal Malaysian Customs Department (JKDM) recorded a proud success when recording the highest net revenue collection post the COVID-19 pandemic, which was RM76.18 billion for the year 2025. Customs Director-General Datuk Anis Rizana Mohd Zainudin said this achievement proves the ability of the Customs and Excise Department to effectively manage the country’s revenue in an increasingly challenging economic landscape. The collection, he said, not only exceeded the initial target of RM67.25 billion set by the Ministry of Finance, but also surpassed the revised revenue projection in the Federal Government’s Fiscal Review and Revenue Estimate, Budget 2026 which […]

PUTRAJAYA: The Royal Malaysian Customs Department (JKDM) recorded excellent performance when it successfully collected revenue of RM76.18 billion until 31 December 2025. Customs Director-General Datuk Anis Rizana Mohd Zainudin said this exceeded two revenue projections set by the Ministry of Finance. At the beginning of 2025, the revenue projection of the RMDM was set at RM67.25 billion. Following the achievement of exceeding the initial target, the projection was revised to RM73.26 billion on 10 October 2025 through the Federal Government Fiscal Review and Revenue Estimate, Budget 2026. However, actual collection continued to exceed the target when recording a surplus of […]

Nevada’s Economic Forum reported FY26 year‑to‑date collections modestly above forecast on paper, but staff warned timing shifts from the Tax Department’s Project Mint, recovered commerce tax payments after a cyber incident, and concentrated baccarat gaming wins (Formula 1 period) create volatility that makes the apparent surplus less informative about broader economic trends.

City anticipates $22M remaining in revenue collections amidst budget adjustments for FY 2026.

Finance Director Raina Schwartz told the Albany City standing committee the city is "cautiously optimistic" it will end the fiscal year with a balanced budget despite weak sales-tax receipts and several front-loaded expenses tied to pensions, retirements and equipment repairs.

Cuellar emphasizes the importance of collecting water and trash fees to support city finances.

Deputy Administrator Daniel Fox and Grants Coordinator Stacy Seward told commissioners second-quarter revenue collections are roughly on track but flagged a projected $772,000 cut to the county’s disparity grant under the governor’s FY27 proposal and urged close monitoring for FY27 budgeting.

Hertta-Maria Amutenja The Namibia Revenue Agency (NamRA) collected N$19.9 billion in net revenue by 30 June.  This represents 22.40% of the government’s total revenue target for the 2025/26 financial year. This was revealed in NamRA’s quarterly bulletin, NamRA in Numbers, which showed gross revenue for the first quarter stood at N$22.5 billion. After processing refunds of N$2.6 billion, the agency’s net collection came to N$19.9 billion against the annual target of N$88.99 billion. NamRA commissioner Sam Shivute has said the agency is intensifying efforts to increase domestic revenue through improved compliance and operational efficiency.  In a previous update, he said meeting collection targets is critical to funding the national budget and reducing dependence on external borrowing. According to the latest data, domestic tax contributed N$13.6 billion, making up 21.76% of the target, while customs and excise accounted for N$6.3 billion, or 23.91%. In April, the Namibia Revenue Agency (NamRA) reported net revenue of N$88.6 billion for the 2024/2025 financial year, an increase of N$11 billion compared to the previous fiscal period. During the same period, NamRA collected N$98.9 billion in gross revenue, with refunds amounting to N$10.4 billion between 1 April 2024 and 31 March 2025. As of 31 January 2025, NamRA had already collected N$79.3 billion in revenue. According to NamRA data, domestic tax collections totalled N$31.36 billion, while customs and excise duties contributed N$48 billion. In May, finance minister Iipumbu Shiimi said the government is relying on revenue agencies such as NamRA to meet revenue targets in light of reduced Southern African Customs Union receipts and growing social spending needs. As of 31 January 2025, the Integrated Tax Administration System (ITAS) portal recorded 564,504 registered taxpayers. Nationally, the total number of registered taxpayers stands at 1,092,862, with 1,000,053 classified as active. From 1 April to 30 September 2024, the Namibia Revenue Agency collected N$45.1 billion in net tax revenue.

Deputy Commissioner Vicki Voss told the Syracuse City Council that the City Payment Center handles taxes, water, parking and other municipal charges, described the seizure workflow for long-delinquent properties and said a vendor error produced roughly 700 school‑zone tickets that the city must refund.

Saratoga Springs begins short term rental licensing and sales tax collection starting next week.