FY25 Appropriations Update: With End of Fiscal Year Approaching, Congress Rushes to Pass a Stopgap
Congress has until Sept 30th to pass a continuing resolution for Fiscal Year 2025 in order to avoid a government shut down.
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FY24 Budget Update: With Days till a Possible Government Shut Down, Uncertainty Reigns
/In: Funding, FY24 Appropriations /by Brian MosleyCongress has less than a week to fund the Federal Government for the remainder of the fiscal year or risk going into a shut down. But it’s unclear what is going to happen.
FY24 Appropriations Update: Congress’ September To-Do List is Short but Contentious
/In: Funding, FY24 Appropriations, Research /by Brian MosleyAn update on the likely continuing resolution for Fiscal Year 2024 making its way through Congress in September.
Current Status of Fiscal Year 2022: It’s Complicated
/In: Funding, FY22 Appropriations /by Brian MosleyLast week, Congress rushed to pass a Continuing Resolution (CR) in order to keep the government’s operations from shutting down. Those who have followed our updates on the Fiscal Year 2022 (FY22) budget already know that both Appropriations Committees have finished their work on their respective slate of bills, and we are waiting for compromised legislation to be negotiated. Unfortunately, finishing out FY22 is not that simple.
Congressional Leaders Agree on Stopgap FY13 Funding
/In: FY13 Appropriations /by Peter HarshaThe House and Senate leadership (and the President) have agreed in principle to a stopgap spending bill that will keep the government running after the start of FY 2013 on October 1st, despite having not passed any of the 12 annual spending bills that fund government activities. The so-called “continuing resolution” will keep government running […]
