The latest revenue report shows Indiana earned nearly $26 million less in sales tax than it expected in September.

The state is now 1.5 percent off the mark through the first two months of the 2017 fiscal year.

Indiana brought in about $21 million more than predicted in November, roughly 2 percent above target. Revenues were boosted by strong individual income tax collections, nearly $30 million better than projected.

Indiana collected about $6 million more in taxes last month than expected, putting the Hoosier State right on par with projections for the entire year.