President’s Budget
Fiscal Year 2018
President’s Budget Submission
Under section 1105 of title 31 the U.S. Code, the President is legally required by “the first Monday in January but not later than the first Monday in February of each year” to submit a budget for the upcoming fiscal year to Congress. Section 1106 of the Code sets forth a further legal requirement for the President to submit an update to the budget, which must occur before July 16 of each year. This document is commonly known as the “Mid-Session Review”.
While for fiscal year 2018, the President did not comply with the statutory date, with the full budget not arriving until May 23, 2017, this is not unusual insofar as newly elected Presidents do not have the time to prepare a full budget in time.
Fiscal Year 2018 President’s Budget Document Submission
Fiscal Year 2018 Blueprint Budget (Preliminary Submission – March 2018)
Fiscal Year 2018 Budget of the U.S. Government
Fiscal Year 2018 Historical Tables
Fiscal Year 2018 Analytical Perspectives
Supplemental Documents
Fiscal Year 2018 Object Class Analysis
Fiscal Year 2018 Major Savings and Reforms
Fiscal Year 2018 Federal Credit Supplement
Fiscal Year 2018 Balances of Budget Authority
Fiscal Year 2018 A Budget Blueprint
Fiscal Year 2018 Public Budget Database
Fiscal Year 2018 Mid-Session Review
Volumes of the President’s Budget Submission (General)
The Budget has four major volumes, and supplemental material:
(1) The Budget of the U.S. Government;
(4) Appendix; and
Links to Presidential Budget Documents
Budget Counsel: President’s Budget for a Fiscal Year
Office of Management and Budget: President’s Budget Submissions
Government Publishing Office: President Budget Submissions (GPO Links)
Previous Budgets: Budget Submissions from 1923 forward (FRASER)
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