ICYMI: We released our latest Fiscal Survey report yesterday, with timely data on state fiscal conditions based on governors’ recommended budgets for FY 2025.?bit.ly/3zVWfBJ
National Association of State Budget Officers
政府管理
Advancing state budget practices through research, policy analysis, education, and knowledge sharing.
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NASBO advances state budget practices through research, policy analysis, education, and knowledge sharing among its members. For over 70 years, the National Association of State Budget Officers (NASBO) has been the professional membership organization for state budget and finance officers. As the chief financial advisors to our nation’s governors, NASBO members are influential decision makers in state government. They guide their states in analysis of budget options and formation of sound public policy.
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https://www.nasbo.org
National Association of State Budget Officers的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 政府管理
- 规模
- 2-10 人
- 总部
- Washington
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 1945
- 领域
- budgeting、state government和state budgets
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444 North Capitol St, Suite 642
US，Washington，20001
National Association of State Budget Officers员工
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NASBO's annual brief on state ballot measures and their potential impact on state budgets is now available! Ballot measures can have significant influence over finances in states and localities across the nation. Learn more about the measures being voted on in this year’s general election here: https://bit.ly/3ZZSomR #NASBO #GeneralElection #BallotMeasures ?
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This week NASBO held its second webinar in the Gubernatorial Transitions series! We’d like to thank NASBO member Marc Nicole for sharing his experiences in leading staff during a gubernatorial election and Dr. Addy Wissel for providing insights and tips into managing stress amid uncertainty.
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We are thrilled to see NASBO member Jen Flood included in this year’s Crain Detroit Business’s 40 under 40! Congratulations, Jen, we are proud of you and all your hard work! ??
State budget director Jen Flood is one of Crain's 40 under 40 honorees. She first took an interest in public policy at Michigan State University, unsuccessfully working to defeat a 2006 ballot proposal that banned affirmative action in college admissions. At 14, her family had moved from New Haven to Romeo, a school district with higher test scores and more resources but less racial diversity.? “I went on to college and began to understand and just appreciate the differences in opportunity that my friends from both towns had,” said Flood, whose parents own a heating and cooling business. “I got interested in policy and things we can do to level the playing field and create more opportunity for all.” She has worked in and around politics and government ever since, rising to be the budget director under Gov. Gretchen Whitmer in 2023. She helped coordinate and shape the $82.5 billion spending plan and is working on the next one that Whitmer will propose in February. Read more: https://lnkd.in/ehdJ8XTu
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To close out our Fall Meeting, NASBO members had an engaging discussion on the strategic use of one-time funds, sharing common challenges, successful strategies, and lessons learned. We'd like to thank our members for attending and sharing! We look forward to all of the opportunities to connect again in 2025. #NASBO #Cleveland #BudgetOfficer
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Budget officials from Maryland, Missouri and New York addressed the challenges and opportunities arising from temporary tax measures and phased-in tax cuts with a trigger. #NASBO #Taxes #StateGovernment
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Budget directors from Illinois, Michigan, and Virginia discussed their states' recent actions and investments to improve childcare access and affordability, including expanding subsidies to families and providers, partnering with businesses, streamlining programs under one agency, and other strategies. #NASBO #ChildCare #PublicPolicy
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Members participated in a round table discussion where they shared their state’s current fiscal and budget conditions as well as any challenges or uncertainties they expect to face in the coming year.?#NASBO
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Nancy Y. Augustine, PhD of the National Academy of Public Administration outlined how disaster-related tax filing extensions can disrupt state revenue and budget cycles, what the IRS should know about the impact of extensions on states, and what changes could ease the challenges for states. Joe Stephenshaw of California discussed their experience from 2023 including the impact on budget planning, revenue forecasting, and tax administration. #NASBO #IRS #TaxExtension
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#NASBO concluded a yearlong series examining artificial intelligence (AI). Brian Daniels of Rhode Island discussed the importance of planning for AI, where Rhode Island currently stands with its use of AI, where they want?to be, and how they plan on getting there. #StateBudgeting #ArtificialIntelligence
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