As state government officials gleefully watch tax-generated revenue fill Georgia’s coffers at a pace eclipsing last year’s rate of tax collections, Hall County administrators also point to increased collections. But they stopped short of predicting being on track to hit their targeted $96.95 million revenue budget for fiscal year ending June 30, 2017. County officials also indicated it’s too premature to speculate whether taxpayers are in line for another property-tax rate rollback.
Tax revenue ahead of last years pace
Officials say too early to speculate on final tally
