Georgia Rainy Day Fund. Beyond that, it had $10.7 billion in surplus cash collected over three years. Beyond the unallocated surplus, georgia also has a rainy day fund of $5.2 billion. Georgia hasn’t run a surplus on top of a filled rainy day fund since before the recession, officials said earlier this year. The fund is currently filled to its $5.24 billion limit. Georgia has $5.4 billion set aside in its rainy day fund, which is filled to its legal limit of 15% of state revenue. It’s the fourth year of huge surpluses, after $3.7 billion in. Over the next three to five years, the state needs between $1.5. Over the last decade (fy 2009 to 2019), georgia typically ended the fiscal year with an average of $270 million in surplus, which was. By law, it contains up to 15% of tax collections from. Georgia lawmakers have devised a new possible way to return more of georgia's record breaking $16 billion surplus to taxpayers.© wanf. Lawmakers could stash more money into georgia's rainy day fund, but only if they amend the law capping it at 15% of tax receipts. Beyond the surplus cash, georgia also has another $5.4 billion in a rainy day fund.
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Lawmakers could stash more money into georgia's rainy day fund, but only if they amend the law capping it at 15% of tax receipts. Beyond the unallocated surplus, georgia also has a rainy day fund of $5.2 billion. Over the last decade (fy 2009 to 2019), georgia typically ended the fiscal year with an average of $270 million in surplus, which was. Over the next three to five years, the state needs between $1.5. Georgia hasn’t run a surplus on top of a filled rainy day fund since before the recession, officials said earlier this year. Beyond that, it had $10.7 billion in surplus cash collected over three years. The fund is currently filled to its $5.24 billion limit. Georgia has $5.4 billion set aside in its rainy day fund, which is filled to its legal limit of 15% of state revenue. By law, it contains up to 15% of tax collections from. Georgia lawmakers have devised a new possible way to return more of georgia's record breaking $16 billion surplus to taxpayers.© wanf.
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Georgia Rainy Day Fund Georgia lawmakers have devised a new possible way to return more of georgia's record breaking $16 billion surplus to taxpayers.© wanf. Georgia has $5.4 billion set aside in its rainy day fund, which is filled to its legal limit of 15% of state revenue. The fund is currently filled to its $5.24 billion limit. Lawmakers could stash more money into georgia's rainy day fund, but only if they amend the law capping it at 15% of tax receipts. Beyond the surplus cash, georgia also has another $5.4 billion in a rainy day fund. Over the next three to five years, the state needs between $1.5. Georgia lawmakers have devised a new possible way to return more of georgia's record breaking $16 billion surplus to taxpayers.© wanf. It’s the fourth year of huge surpluses, after $3.7 billion in. Beyond the unallocated surplus, georgia also has a rainy day fund of $5.2 billion. Over the last decade (fy 2009 to 2019), georgia typically ended the fiscal year with an average of $270 million in surplus, which was. By law, it contains up to 15% of tax collections from. Beyond that, it had $10.7 billion in surplus cash collected over three years. Georgia hasn’t run a surplus on top of a filled rainy day fund since before the recession, officials said earlier this year.