FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
October 11, 2005

FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:
Mary J. Egr Edson, State Tax Commissioner
402/471-5604
David Dearmont, Administrator
402/471-5700

GENERAL FUND RECEIPTS — SEPTEMBER 2005

LINCOLN -- State Tax Commissioner Mary J. Egr Edson reported Tuesday that total gross General Fund receipts for the month of September were $355,050,003. That is 8.5 percent above the projected amount of $327,205,000. For the month of September, gross Sales and Use, Individual Income, Corporate Income and Miscellaneous taxes were ahead of projections by 4.3, 5.6, 38.9 and 4.9 percent, respectively.

Total refunds for the month of September were $30,485,914 which is 11.1 percent below the projected amount of $34,309,000.

Egr Edson also said that net receipts were above projections for the month of September by $31,669,089. After refunds, total net receipts for the month were $324,564,089, or 10.8 percent above the projected amount of $292,895,000. For the month of September, net Sales and Use, Individual Income, Corporate Income and Miscellaneous taxes were above forecast by 8.1, 5.5, 46.5 and 5.2 percent, respectively.

Egr Edson also said that net receipts were ahead of projections for the first quarter of fiscal year 2005-06 by $85,748,335. After refunds, total net receipts for the fiscal year through September were $844,778,335, which is above the projected total of $759,030,000 by 11.3 percent. For the fiscal year to date, net General Fund receipts for Sales and Use, Individual Income, Corporate Income and Miscellaneous taxes were above the forecast by 2.4, 2.8, 49.7 and 92.0 percent, respectively.

The comparisons in this report are based on the forecast made by the Nebraska Economic Forecasting Advisory Board on April 28, 2005. This forecast was adjusted for legislation passed by the 2005 Legislature, divided into monthly estimates, and certified to the Clerk of the Legislature by the State Tax Commissioner and Legislative Fiscal Analyst on July 13, 2005.

APPROVED:
Mary J. Egr Edson
State Tax Commissioner

DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE

Research Division
Comparison of Actual and Projected General Fund Receipts for Fiscal Year 2005-2006

 

TOTAL
ACTUAL NET
RECEIPTS

TOTAL
PROJECTED
NET RECEIPTS

DIFFERENCE

PERCENT
DIFFERENCE

CUMULATIVE
ACTUAL NET
RECEIPTS

CUMULATIVE
PROJECTED
NET RECEIPTS

CUMULATIVE
DIFFERENCE

CUMULATIVE
PERCENT
DIFFERENCE

July $189,050,265 $178,931,000 10,119,265 5.7 $189,050,265 $178,931,000 10,119,265 5.7
August 331,163,981 287,204,000 43,959,981 15.3 520,214,246 466,135,000 54,079,246 11.6
September 324,564,089 292,895,000 31,669,089 10.8 844,778,335 759,030,000 85,748,335 11.3

Comparison of Actual and Projected General Fund Receipts by Major Source for September 2005
and Cumulative Fiscal Year 2005-2006

SEPTEMBER
ACTUAL
SEPTEMBER
PROJECTED*
DIFFERENCE PERCENT
DIFFERENCE
CUMULATIVE
ACTUAL
CUMULATIVE
PROJECTED*
CUMULATIVE
DIFFERENCE
CUMULATIVE
PERCENT
DIFFERENCE
GROSS RECEIPTS
Sales & Use Tax $135,141,014  $129,530,000 $5,611,014 4.3 $408,830,533 $403,661,000 $5,169,533 1.3
Ind Income Tax 147,167,902 139,411,000 7,756,902 5.6 370,437,858 360,084,000 10,353,858 2.9
Corp Income Tax 47,465,334 34,175,000 13,290,334 38.9 62,806,837 46,782,000 16,024,837 34.3
Misc Taxes 25,275,753 24,089,000 1,186,753 4.9 100,752,790 52,690,000 48,062,790 91.2
Total Gross $355,050,003 $327,205,000 $27,845,003 8.5 $942,828,018 $863,217,000 $79,611,018 9.2

REFUNDS

Total Refunds $30,485,914 $34,309,000 ($3,823,086) (11.1) $98,049,683 $104,186,000 ($6,136,317) (5.9)
NET RECEIPTS
Sales & Use Tax $107,559,229 $99,510,000 $8,049,229 8.1 $323,801,329 $316,332,000 $7,469,329 2.4
Ind Income Tax 145,048,229 137,497,000 7,551,229 5.5 359,766,282 349,804,000 9,962,282 2.8
Corp Income Tax 46,721,929 31,893,000 14,828,929 46.5 60,669,501 40,537,000 20,132,501 49.7
Misc Taxes 25,234,703 23,996,000 1,238,703 5.2 100,541,223 52,359,000 48,182,223 92.0
Total Net $324,564,089 $292,895,000 $31,669,089 10.8 $844,778,335 $759,030,000 $85,748,335 11.3

*The projected amounts used in this comparison were set at the April 28, 2005 meeting of the Nebraska Economic Forecasting Advisory Board.


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