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Budget fallout from coronavirus hitting Pennsylvania, Philadelphia

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FOX 29 journalist Jeff Cole reports on new Philadelphia budget proposal proposed by Mayor Kenney PHILADELPHIA - The economic hurt from measures to contain the coronavirus unfolded more Friday, as Pennsylvania state government’s tax collections collapsed in April and, in Philadelphia, Mayor Jim Kenney proposed tax increases and layoffs.

The state Revenue Department reported collecting $2.2 billion in April, half of what it had originally expected in one of the biggest revenue months before the coronavirus pandemic hit.

The department estimated that approximately $1.7 billion of the $2.2 billion shortfall in April can be attributed to moving tax-filing deadlines to July or later. RELATED: Mayor Kenney's new budget includes tax raises,

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