California withholding collections through January 25 were up 7 percent from the comparable days in 2020, and withholding since March 23 is up 6.1 percent.
December revenue collections from the state’s three largest taxes were ahead of Governor’s Budget projections by $3.0 billion (21 percent).
California income tax withholding in December to date is up 19 percent from 2019, and collections since March 23 are up 5 percent.
November revenue collections from the state’s three largest taxes were ahead of budget projections by $2.4 billion (33 percent).
Income tax withholding this week kept pace with the same week in 2019, and collections since late March are 3.5 percent above 2019.
We discuss the main revenue forecast in our 2021-21 Fiscal Outlook.
Income tax withholding again ran ahead of last year's pace, and is up 3.6 percent from last year since late March.
October revenue collections from the state’s three largest taxes were ahead of budget projections by $2.8 billion (40 percent).
Withholding this week was up 6 percent from the same week last year, pushing the cumulative gain since late March to 3.5 percent.
Income tax withholding kept pace with the same week in 2019, and collections since March are up 3.4 percent from 2019.
We examine whether economic effects of COVID-19 can be observed in weekly withholding data.
September collections from the state’s three largest taxes were ahead of budget projections by $4 billion (42 percent).
We examine whether economic effects of COVID-19 can be observed in weekly withholding data.
We examine whether economic effects of COVID-19 can be observed in weekly withholding data.
We examine whether economic effects of COVID-19 can be observed in weekly withholding data.