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... StudyNovember 2010 FINANCIAL AUDIT Bureau of the Public Debt s Fiscal Years 2010 and 2009 Schedules of Federal Debt Overview, Schedules, and NotesNotes to the Schedules of Federal Debt Managed by the Bureau ... the Bureau of the Public Debt Gross Federal Debt Outstanding1 Federal debt managed by the Bureau of the Public Debt (BPD) comprises debt held by the public and debt held by certain federal government ... Schedules, and NotesNotes to the Schedules of Federal Debt Managed by the Bureau of the Public Debt For the Fiscal Years Ended September 30, 2010 and 2009 (Dollars in Millions) Note 2. Federal Debt...

... Ongoingdeclinesin the prisonpopulationwillallowfor the closure of onefacilitylateinscalyear2011,providingfull-yearsavings of $18.9milliongeneralfund.Otheradministrativeefciencies,supplychaintransformations,elimination of the public worksprogram, and competitivebidding of foodservice and prisonstoresin the Department of Correctionswillsave$32.3milliongeneralfund.EXECUTIVE BUDGET Fiscal Years ... LimitsStatelawrequirestworevenueestimatingconferenceseachyear,typicallyheldinmid-January and mid-May,correspondingtokeypointsin the annualbudgetdevelopment and legislativeappropriationsprocess. The Januaryconferenceprovides the revenueestimatesfor the Governor’sbudgetrecommendationpresentedinFebruary,while the Mayconferenceupdates the revenueestimatespriortoconclusion of legislativedeliberations and the enactment of appropriations.Confereesinclude the StateTreasurer and the directors of the Senate and Housescalagencies. The confereesagreeonbaselinerevenueestimatesfor the currentyear, and the upcomingscalyearforboth the generalfund and SchoolAidFund.Forscalyear2012, the confereesprojectcombinedgeneralfund and SchoolAidFundrevenuestotaling$18.5billion,anincrease of $281millionor1.5percentfromscalyear2011.Revenuessupporting the anticipatedappropriationsforscalyear2013werenotapart of the formalconsensusprocess, and wereinsteaddevelopedby the StateTreasurer.Combinedgeneralfund and SchoolAidFundrevenuesforscalyear2013areestimatedtototal$18.6billion.Baselinerevenuegrowthfromscalyear2012to2013is$503millionor2.8percent,however,itisoffsetby$410millioninenactedtaxexpenditurecommitments.-$0.6$0.0$0.2-$2.4-$3.9-$4.2-$4.4-$4.2-$4.9-$5.3-$4.7-$8.0-$8.9-$7.1-$8.0-$8.1199819992000200120022003200420052006200720082009 2010 201120122013State ... LimitsStatelawrequirestworevenueestimatingconferenceseachyear,typicallyheldinmid-January and mid-May,correspondingtokeypointsin the annualbudgetdevelopment and legislativeappropriationsprocess. The Januaryconferenceprovides the revenueestimatesfor the Governor’sbudgetrecommendationpresentedinFebruary,while the Mayconferenceupdates the revenueestimatespriortoconclusion of legislativedeliberations and the enactment of appropriations.Confereesinclude the StateTreasurer and the directors of the Senate and Housescalagencies. The confereesagreeonbaselinerevenueestimatesfor the currentyear, and the upcomingscalyearforboth the generalfund and SchoolAidFund.Forscalyear2012, the confereesprojectcombinedgeneralfund and SchoolAidFundrevenuestotaling$18.5billion,anincrease of $281millionor1.5percentfromscalyear2011.Revenuessupporting the anticipatedappropriationsforscalyear2013werenotapart of the formalconsensusprocess, and wereinsteaddevelopedby the StateTreasurer.Combinedgeneralfund and SchoolAidFundrevenuesforscalyear2013areestimatedtototal$18.6billion.Baselinerevenuegrowthfromscalyear2012to2013is$503millionor2.8percent,however,itisoffsetby$410millioninenactedtaxexpenditurecommitments.-$0.6$0.0$0.2-$2.4-$3.9-$4.2-$4.4-$4.2-$4.9-$5.3-$4.7-$8.0-$8.9-$7.1-$8.0-$8.1199819992000200120022003200420052006200720082009 2010 201120122013State...

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