revenue surplus

In addition, the state is setting aside $200 million more from a revenue surplus, the officials said.

His budget would be balanced further by rolling over the revenue surplus from the current year.

If the economy were growing, he wouldn't have to do that; the revenue surplus would fund it."

So in four to five years, our net revenue surplus will disappear."

Set records of revenue surplus during every stint as Finance Minister.

There is no Oil Revenue surplus to squander now.

Earlier this year, the California attorney general proposed guidelines based upon "revenue surpluses," or the nonprofit equivalent to profits.

The disappearance of a revenue surplus has made Brunei's economy more vulnerable to petroleum price fluctuations.

The annual revenue surplus from the Crown Estate is received by the Treasury.

"As soon as they have a revenue surplus, New York City needs to be front and center in the discussions."

Revenue deficit to be progressively reduced and eliminated, followed by revenue surplus by 2013-14.

Renewed dispute over revenue surplus.

In recent years the Trust has consistently demonstrated sound financial management and generated annual revenue surpluses on its income that are re-invested in services.

When Mr. Clements first took office, Texas was blessed with revenue surpluses from its booming oil industry.

It was built with $2,000 of the United States revenue surplus distributed by President Andrew Jackson.

He argued that not all of the state's revenue surplus should be used for tax cuts and that some should be used to improve services.

This has been made possible by AMC's sound financial management, which has resulted in a healthy revenue surplus in recent years.

As his tax cut depletes the general revenue surpluses, it depletes the chances for any president or Congress in the near future to pass long-lasting reform.

The LIA was established in August 2006 to manage Libya's mounting oil revenue surplus.

Is it Mr. Bush, with his dramatic tax cuts and his vow to protect Social Security's revenue surpluses?

So Scotland's public finances could break even some years, but there's little sign of large oil revenue surpluses to pay off debt and build up a national trust fund.

Mr. Dinkins criticized the Council for proposing the use of a revenue surplus of $23 million, saying it was earmarked for tax refunds.

In periods of prosperity, revenue surpluses accumulated in the Treasury, reducing hard money circulation, tightening credit, and restraining even legitimate expansion of trade and production.

The group won preliminary commitments of financial support from the Municipal Assistance Corporation, the state agency that issues bonds and has used revenue surpluses to finance housing rehabilitation.