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Executive Branch Agencies plan their fiscal budgets for the year.
The budget of Government Accountability Office is 571,100,000 dollars.
In 2014, the US federal government budget is $3.8 trillion. For 2015, the President has requested a budget of $3.9 trillion.
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The budget process typically starts with the executive branch of government, where the president or governor, along with their budget office, prepares a budget proposal based on revenue forecasts and policy priorities. This proposal is then submitted to the legislative branch for review, modification, and approval. The process involves discussions, negotiations, and potential revisions before the final budget is adopted. Ultimately, the budget serves as a blueprint for government spending and resource allocation for the upcoming fiscal year.
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Review and Enactment
The second phase of the budget process typically involves the preparation of the budget proposal. During this phase, government agencies and departments assess their needs and priorities, develop budget requests, and submit them to the central budget authority. This phase is crucial for outlining projected revenues and expenditures, as well as justifying funding needs. The proposals are then reviewed, revised, and compiled into a comprehensive budget document for further legislative consideration.
The annual budget is approved by the legislative branch of government. In the United States, this process involves both the House of Representatives and the Senate, which must pass the budget before it is sent to the President for approval. The legislative branch plays a critical role in determining funding priorities and allocating resources for various government programs and services.
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