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Georgia sees 6.7 percent revenue increase

Gov. Nathan Deal today announced that Georgia’s net tax collections for the month of July totaled .41 billion for an increase of 8.5 million, or 6.7 percent, compared to the month-ended July 2012.

By StateScoop Staff

August 12, 2013

Deal: July revenues numbers up 6.7 percent:

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