Virginia revenue ahead of projections, below last year’s numbers

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Virginia’s general revenues through October were ahead of the state’s annual forecast, but the collections are below the revenue numbers from the same time last year.

October’s revenue collections were 6.7% higher than September, exceeding the sate’s projected 1.8% decline. The numbers were 2.7% below October 2019 revenue collections. Payroll withholding taxes, which account for nearly two-thirds of the state’s revenue, were up 0.4%, and sales tax collections, which account for 16% of revenue, increased by 7.8%.

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