ST. PAUL, Minn. — The latest report on state tax collections shows the Minnesota economy kept humming a in May, even though revenue was a tad less than projections. The state Budget Office said revenue in May totaled $1.87 billion – one-half of 1% behind predictions. By category:
> Individual income taxes: $790 million (behind $45million.
> Sales taxes: $553 million (behind $2 million).
> Corporate taxes: $72 million (behind $13 million).
> Other revenue: $413 million (ahead $53 million).
Since the fiscal year began in July, revenues have totaled $26.9 billion dollars — 1.1% more than forecast.