GovGuam sees $62 million extra in collections for fiscal 2021
The government of Guam collected $62 million more in General Fund revenue than what was projected last year, according to the Consolidated Revenue/Expenditure Report ending in September.
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The government of Guam collected $62 million more in General Fund revenue than what was projected last year, according to the Consolidated Revenue/Expenditure Report ending in September.
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