The texas budget[1]
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The Texas state budget is prepared every two years and provides funding for dozens of state agencies and programs. It totals over $182 billion for 2010-2011. The majority of state revenue comes from sales tax, with other sources including business taxes, motor fuel taxes, and federal funds. Most state spending goes towards education, health and human services programs. Public education in Texas is required by the state constitution and funded through a combination of state, federal and local property taxes, with the number of students enrolled increasing over time. It is important for citizens to understand the state budget and education funding sources to know how tax dollars are used.
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The texas budget[1]
- 2. What is a budget? What kinds of things do you think the state has to pay for? Where do you think the money comes from?
- 3. • The budget is biennial, which means it is prepared every two years. • The state distributes money to different parts of the government. (Here’s a few examples) • The Texas Constitution requires a balanced budget, which means that the state cannot spend more money than they have.
- 4. • Texas’ 2010-11 state budget, passed by the Texas Legislature in 2009, includes more than $182 billion, and provides funding for dozens of agencies and hundreds of programs. LIKE WHAT?? Attorney General DPS Railroad Commission TRS Dept. of Transporation Veterans Commission Workforce Commission WIC CHIP MEDICAID Dept. of Banking Council for Developmental Disabilities Comtroller of Public Accounts SBEC TEA Environmental Quality Fire Protection Commission Gulf Coast Waste Disposal Historical Commission
- 5. • Texas state government collects its revenue from seven sources. http://www.texasbudgetsource.com/state/where-the-money-comes- from/
- 6. • Where does the majority of revenue come from? • Which of these surprised you the most? WHY http://www.texasbudgetsource.com/state/where-the-money-comes- from/
- 7. • Texas is one of nine states that does not require its citizens to pay a state income tax. • Revenue comes from: – sales tax – franchise (or business) tax – other taxes, such as motor fuel taxes, vehicle sales taxes, tobacco taxes, etc.
- 8. Federal government: The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 provided the state with over $12 billion Other federal funds Fees, fines, licenses, penalties Investments Lottery Land income
- 9. Where does the state spend most of its money? For more info, click on http://www.texasbudgetsource.com/state/where-the-money-is-spent/bud
- 10. Who requires children to go to school? Why is it required? If public education is free for students, where does the money come from to run the schools?
- 11. • The Texas Constitution requires the legislature to maintain an “efficient system of public free schools.” • 4,933,617 students enrolled in school in 2010-11 • 97,439 students enrolled in Northside ISD in 2011-12
- 12. • Why do you think spending in public education has increased? http://fastexas.org/study/exec/spending.php
- 13. http://www.tea.state.tx.us/acctres/enroll_index.html • What is the trend in enrollment in this graph?
- 14. Where does most of the money come from? http://www.texasbudgetsource.com/school-districts/where-the- money-comes-from/
- 15. • State and Federal Funds • Local Taxes: – Local taxes mostly come from property taxes. – Property taxes vary from district to district. – Taxpayers must vote for school bonds to be approved. (School bonds are a way to generate additional revenue) How does all of this affect citizens in Texas?
- 16. Why do I need to know about the state budget? Why do I need to know how public education is funded?