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Recent cash receipts trends have been even stronger than anticipated in the Governor's budget, mainly because of strong 2004 year-end collections from the personal income tax and corporation tax. Base d largely on these positive trends, we project that General Fund revenues will exceed the budget forecast by $1.4 billion in the current year and $765 million in the budget year.
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RAND found that the state’s funding determination process had reduced nonclass-room-based charter schools’ possible misuse of funds. The proces s also resulted in non-classroom-based schools increasing spending on instruction and teacher compensation.
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This report summarizes v arious changes to law that we have recommended in recent years. Format:
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Format: Vehicle License Fee Issues February 18, 2004 - The prior administration’s action to increase the VLF and the current administration’s subsequent action to reverse that increase have resulted in a number of issues of concern to the Legislature, including (1) the amount of VLF backfill that local governments did not receive during the current year “gap” period, (2) the
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School dis tricts use funding for a variety of purposes, including: (1) extra assistance to low-achieving pupils, (2) supplemental instructional services to EL students, (3) training to teach ers who instruct EL students, and (4) supplementary materials.
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We further project that an ongoing General Fund structural deficit of close to $7 billion would exist beyond the budget year, absent corrective action. Format:
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In order to have a reasonable chance of meeting this mandate, we estimate that the state would incur total additional net costs of approximately $2.8 billion over the next fiv e federal fiscal years.
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