The President submits the Budget of the United States Government to Congress annually. It is a highly partisan document that reflects the administration's plans for expenditures and revenues during coming fiscal years. Note, do not confuse the budget proposals with actual expenditures and revenues. The appropriation legislation enacted by Congress often differs from that proposed in the Budget . Data cover outlays and receipts from 1962 to date and budget authority from 1976 to date for agencies, accounts, and programs.
Organization is by account codes.
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