Coronavirus (COVID-19): Revised State Revenue Projections

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States have revised their revenue forecasts as a result of the budgetary and economic consequences of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. NCSL is tracking revised revenue reports.

The chart below provides for more details on revised state revenue reports as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

COVID-19 Revised State Revenue Reports
State	Date	Source
Alabama
Alaska	April 22	Legislative Finance Division
Arizona	October 8	Joint Legislative Budget Committee
Arkansas	July 2	Department of Finance and Administration
California	May 9	Legislative Analyst Office
Colorado	December 18	Legislative Council
Connecticut	January 15	Office of Policy and Management and Office of Fiscal Analysis
Delaware	December 18	Economic and Financial Advisory Council
D.C.	April 24	Office of the Chief Financial Officer
Florida	D ecember 21	Revenue Estimating Conference
Georgia
Hawaii	January 7	Council on Reserves
Idaho	September 1	Division of Financial Management
Illinois	May 20	Commission on Government Forecasting and Accountability
Indiana	December 16	State Budget Agency
Iowa	December 11	Revenue Estimating Conference
Kansas	November 6	Office of Consensus Revenue Estimates
Kentucky	A ugust 27	Office of the State Budget Director
Louisiana	May 11	Revenue Estimating Conference
Maine	August 1	Revenue Forecasting Committee
Maryland	S eptember 29	B oard of Revenue Estimates
Massachusetts
Michigan	A ugust 24	Consensus Revenue Agreement
Minnesota	December 3	Management and Budget
Mississippi
Missouri	December 10	Consensus Revenue Estimate
Montana	August 20	Legislative Fiscal Division
Nebraska	October 29	Economic Forecasting Advisory Board
Nevada	D ecember 3	Economic Forum
New Hampshire	June 1	House Ways and Mean Committee
New Jersey	May 13	Department of Treasury
New Mexico	D ecember 8	Consensus Revenue Estimating Group
New York	April 25	Department of Budget
North Carolina	May 22	The Fiscal Research Division and the Office of State Budget and Management
North Dakota	January 12	Legislative Council
Ohio	June 10	Office of Budget and Management
Oklahoma	April 30	Board of Equalization
Oregon	November 18	Office of Economic Analysis
Pennsylvania	May 26	Independent Fiscal Office
Puerto Rico	A ugust 5	Financial Oversight and Management Board
Rhode Island	May 18	Revenue Estimating Conference
South Carolina	November 10	Board of Economic Advisors
South Dakota
Tennessee	June 3	Department of Finance and Administration
Texas	J anuary 11	Comptroller of Public Accounts
Utah	A ugust 28	Office of the Legislative Fiscal Analyst
Vermont	August 12	Joint Fiscal Office
Virginia	December 16	Secretary of Finance
Washington	S eptember 23	Economic and Revenue Forecast Council
West Virginia
Wisconsin	July 9	Legislative Fiscal Bureau
Wyoming	January 12	Consensus Revenue Estimating Group

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