fiscal year

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fiscal year (tax year)

the year from 6 April until the following 5 April, named by the two calendar years that it spans, e.g. 2007/08 is the year starting on 6 April 2007 and ending on 5 April 2008.

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According to the already-mentioned Article 244 of the APF, the, we add to the ratio of debt the amount of liabilities of an association co-created by the unit and due in a given budget year, in the amount proportional to its share in a joint investment or in membership payments towards the association.

Multiannual financial perspective as a tool of local government unit development

During the three Obama budget years that have been completed (2010-2012), spending as a percentage of GDP has been 24.1 percent, 24.1 percent, and 22.9 percent, while revenues as a percentage of GDP have been 15.1 percent, 15.4 percent and an estimated 15.8 percent.

Right-sizing the federal government: in Washington, the fight is over money, but the larger debate is over the size and scope of government

While the new federal budget year began on October 1, the only research appropriations that were approved and signed into law this year were for the Dept.

Shifting priorities

During the 2018-19 budget year, the village will pay $42.7 million of the $57.1 million of work slated, with the rest covered by grants and other outside funding sources.

Work on Plum Grove Road tops Schaumburg's 2018 project list

And when the state closed the books on the 2011 budget year, it posted a surplus of over $17 million.

The tall tale that won Republicans the State House: recently released budget figures tell a different story about spending under the Democrats

The UK has reported an excessive deficit slightly above the 3% of GDP threshold since the 2003-2004 budget year, and the Commission has projected the country's deficit to remain above the reference value, at about 3.1%, in 2006-2007, in spite of budgetary measures announced in December 2005 by the government.