Federal Budget Thread

[Jake]

Oh, and you have to update the America under British Politics also

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Oh, and you have to update the America under British Politics also

Sure

[Sam Spade]

Considering John Ford's remarks, where our offsetting receipts will be half of the total receipts I talked about earlier, here is the proposed budget, as it stands right at this moment:

Proposed Budget (not including cuts to be voted on)[/b]

The Atlasian Budget FY 2006[/b]

Branches of Government:
1.   Legislative Branch:  $4.376 billion
2.   Judicial Branch:  $6.043 billion
3.      Executive Branch:
         a.  Executive Office of the President:  $0.342 billion
         b.  General Services Administration:  $0.230 billion
         c.  Other Independent Agencies:  $17.134 billion (+0.050 billion)
Total:  $28.125 billion

Cabinet Departments

1.      Defense and Security Department:  $631.636 billion
         a.  Corps of Engineers – Civil Works:  $3.989 billion
         b.  Defense Sub-Dept. (military):  $432.853 billion (+$30.220 billion)
         c.  Energy Sub-Dept.:  $23.118 billion (+$1.020 billion)
         d.  Environmental Protection Agency (EPA):  $7.636 billion
         e.  Homeland Security Sub-Dept.:  $31.414 billion
         f.   Interior Sub-Dept.:  $10.591 billion
         g.  National Aeronautics and Space Administration:  $16.245 billion
         h.  Other Defense Civil Programs:  $40.505 billion
         i.   Veterans Affairs Sub-Dept.:  $65.285 billion

2.  Treasury and Social Services Department  $1,917.608 billion ($1.92 trillion)
         a.  Agriculture Sub-Dept.:  $84.283 billion (+$1.000 billion)
         b.  Commerce Sub-Dept:  $5.837 billion
         c.  Education Sub-Dept.:  $84.084 billion (+$17.650 billion)
         d.  Health and Human Services Sub-Dept.:  $571.589 billion
         e.  Housing and Urban Development Sub-Dept.:  $34.042 billion
         f.   Labor Sub-Dept.:  $57.321 billion
         g.  National Science Foundation:  $5.770 billion
         h.  Office of Personnel Management:  $63.688 billion
         i.   Small Business Administration:  $0.681 billion
         j.   Social Security Administration:  $555.031 billion
         k.  Transportation Sub-Dept.:  $58.771 billion (+$0.395 billion)
         l.   Treasury Sub-Dept.:  $396.511 billion

3.  Justice Dept:  $21.776 billion

4.  State and International Affairs Dept.  $29.150 billion
         a.  State Sub-Dept.:  $10.893 billion
         b.  International Assistance Programs:  $18.257 billion

Total:  $2,600.170 billion ($2.60 trillion)

Allowances:  -$0.798 billion

Total (BA):  $2,627.497 billion ($2.63 trillion)
Offsetting Receipts:  $111.204 billion

PROPOSED BUDGET
$2,516.293 Billion Dollars[/b][/i]
PROJECTED REVENUES
$2,012.000 Billion Dollars[/i]
PROJECTED BUDGET DEFICIT
$504.293 Billion Dollars[/i]

[Sam Spade]

Now, Gabu, can we get a vote on my $1.340 billion dollars of cuts proposed above, so we can get closer to actual approval of this.

[Gabu]

Now, Gabu, can we get a vote on my $1.340 billion dollars of cuts proposed above, so we can get closer to actual approval of this.

Okay, I'll go start it in another thread, so this thread won't get cluttered up and to make sure people actually pay attention to it (I'm not sure how many are reading this topic).

[jokerman]

Oh, and all of the current cuts get the Secretary of the Treasury's recomendation to approve.

[The Duke]

I need this bumped for my own purposes.  Another month's GDP figures are coming in soon, and I need to revise the inlay figures for the new Senate.

[The Duke]

PROPOSED BUDGET- $2,492.643 Billion Dollars
PROJECTED REVENUES- $1,978.000 Billion Dollars
PROJECTED BUDGET DEFICIT-$514.643 Billion Dollars

This is deficit is $10 billion larger than when the original budget was passed.

[jokerman]

PROPOSED BUDGET- $2,492.643 Billion Dollars
PROJECTED REVENUES- $1,978.000 Billion Dollars
PROJECTED BUDGET DEFICIT-$514.643 Billion Dollars

This is deficit is $10 billion larger than when the original budget was passed.

I'm not quite sure yet, but I'm projecting my tax reform bill is going to add some in revenue, in the billions.

[Jake]

There's probably also case for slashing the amount of money going to those obsessive dam building jackasses in the Corps of Engineers thing...

Ironic

[Filuwaúrdjan]

There's probably also case for slashing the amount of money going to those obsessive dam building jackasses in the Corps of Engineers thing...

Ironic

But still true
Corps of Engineers priorities are wrong and have been for a while

[Sam Spade]

bumping for Budget matters

[Sam Spade]

bumping