Biennial Revenue Estimate for 2020-2021
The Comptroller outlines the state’s financial condition and projects how much revenue it can expect through the next two-year budget cycle in the Biennial Revenue Estimate (BRE).
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Fiscal Notes November Special Edition
In a special November issue of Fiscal Notes, we examine the forces driving the state’s budget — and in particular our spending for health and human services, education and transportation, which together account for nearly 90 percent of the total state budget.
Fiscal Notes September-October Special Edition
In a special September-October issue of Fiscal Notes, we discuss long-term obligations — growing financial demands on Texas state government that threaten the state’s finances — and a proposed way to meet these demands, the Texas Legacy Fund.
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