The state of Indiana expects to end its 2022 fiscal year, next month, with more than $6 billion dollars in reserve.
The Times reports that the state took in 17.5% percent more money in April than predicted in last December's state revenue forecast. Indiana currently has just over $5 billion dollars in reserve with May and June's revenue months still set to bring more dollars into the state.
State lawmakers still haven't said what they're planning to do with the excess money. The state normally has about $2 billion dollars in reserve.
