The National Association of State Budget OfficersNews
Discusses the legal, economic and political role that states play in local fiscal oversight.
With 40 states represented, NASBO held another successful meeting focused on state fiscal issues.
Accounting reforms intended to reduce pension risk and encourage plan administrators to confront future liabilities with greater prudence.
Communication strategies, writing techniques and analyzing case studies prepare analysts for success.
Executive Director Scott Pattison shares state budget officers’ perspective on public higher education finance with members of Congress.
NASBO and other state groups submit a statement on federal spending transparency to Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Government Affairs.
As of July 9, all 50 states have enacted budgets for fiscal 2013.
On Thursday, June 28, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 5-4 to uphold as constitutional the Affordable Care Act.
Brian Sigritz, NASBO Director of State Fiscal Studies, appeared on C-SPAN on June 26th to discuss the Fiscal Survey, revenues, pensions, Medicaid and the outlook for states.
Registration and Hotel Deadline is June 27th. Make your plans to attend today to hear from speakers on healthcare, corrections, performance budgeting and more!
NASBO is pleased to announce the recipients of the association’s 2012 national awards. NASBO’s Executive Committee congratulates this year’s recipients and commends state budget office staff from around the country for their continued dedication to sound fiscal management.
NASBO joined other state and local organizations to express concerns regarding the Digital Accountability and Transparency (DATA) Act.
Higher education like many areas of state spending has experienced funding erosion in the “new normal” budget environment. However, many of the budgeting problems for higher education are unique.
Over the course of the past several months, governors in 34 states have released their fiscal 2013 budget proposals (16 states enacted biennium budgets last year covering both fiscal 2012 and fiscal 2013).
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