HALIFAX — Nova Scotia generated $422.5 million more in revenue last fiscal year compared to what was originally estimated in the budget. In the fiscal year ending March 31, 2024, the province earned a surplus of $143.
HALIFAX — Nova Scotia generated $422.5 million more in revenue last fiscal year compared to what was originally estimated in the budget.
The province's public accounts released today show that the surplus is due to higher-than-expected income and sales tax revenue, net income from government business enterprises, and federal transfers.
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