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Resource Budgets and Revenue Resource Center

NCSL recognizes the robust dialogue and debate around the federal government’s fiscal and budgetary future, including ongoing discussion on federal tax legislation, the US debt ceiling, federal spending reform, and reconciliation and appropriations measures.

These fiscal and budgetary policies present potential impacts, including for conformity, compliance, and on state budgeting. We also recognize that information may be critical in understanding impacts. The following links serve as resources to provide more information as to the processes and impact of stakeholders. For further information, please do not hesitate to reach out to Brian Wanko, Senior Legislative Director for Budgets and Revenue via the NCSL staff directory.

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Budgets and Revenue Resources

Federal Budget

Federal Funding

Federal Revenue and Tax

Legislative Budget and Appropriations Processes

Mandates (Federal/Unfunded)

  • Mandates (Congressional Budget Office)

State Tax

State Budgets

Municipal Bonds

NCSL Resources

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NCSL Responds to President Trump’s Request for Comments on AI Action Plan

NCSL’s comments highlight the efforts of state legislatures nationwide in enacting AI legislation that strikes a balance between fostering innovation and ensuring consumer protection. They recognize state legislators as leaders and experts in the AI field and urge the administration to seek input and learn from a bipartisan group of legislators while developing an AI action plan for America. Additionally, NCSL’s comments share the organization's resources, including databases, policy resolutions from the Standing Committee on Technology and Communications, publications from the Executive Task Force on Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Privacy and various articles.

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