State projected to end year in a deficit
Connecticut is on track to end the year in the red. The state budget office says Connecticut is projected to finish the fiscal year with a $121 million deficit. That is a slight improvement from
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Apr 21, 2015, 3:42 PM
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Connecticut is on track to end the year in the red.
The state budget office says Connecticut is projected to finish the fiscal year with a $121 million deficit.
That is a slight improvement from projections made in February.
Budget officials say April tax collections could have a big impact on the spending gap, but it is still too early tell if they will help or make the deficit worse.
Connecticut's fiscal year ends June 30.
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