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Bump in state revenues could be offset by new law

Ben Giles//April 9, 2015//[read_meter]

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Bump in state revenues could be offset by new law

Bump in state revenues could be offset by new law

Ben Giles//April 9, 2015//[read_meter]

The state’s ending balance in fiscal 2016 could be better than the Legislature predicted when it adopted a budget in March, unless Gov. Doug Ducey signs a bill conforming state...

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