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BOSTON — Massachusetts taxpayers who lack health insurance will be digging a little deeper into their pockets in the next tax year, with the state increasing penalties for the uninsured.

Massachusetts taxpayers who lack health insurance will be digging a little deeper into their pockets in the next tax year, with the state increasing penalties for the uninsured.

The latest state pension report for retired Massachusetts employees was just updated by the Comptroller’s office.