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998:
992:
986:
867:
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782:
764:
442:Description
404:
389:
374:
344:
324:
305:
287:
269:
249:
219:
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182:
141:61.3% of GDP
133:
122:
121:2.5% of GDP
117:
112:
99:
94:
89:
78:
73:
68:
54:Submitted to
44:Submitted by
1446:October 31,
1399:October 28,
1269:$ 2,471.957
1099:Agriculture
1017:Outlays by
917:payroll tax
805:payroll tax
759:09/08/2005
753:09/08/2005
747:09/08/2005
734:09/02/2005
728:09/02/2005
722:09/02/2005
709:05/11/2005
701:05/10/2005
693:05/05/2005
680:12/08/2004
672:11/20/2004
664:11/20/2004
642:12/03/2004
636:11/24/2004
630:11/24/2004
617:11/21/2004
611:11/20/2004
605:11/20/2004
592:10/18/2004
584:10/11/2004
576:10/09/2004
563:10/13/2004
555:10/11/2004
547:10/09/2004
534:10/18/2004
526:10/06/2004
518:10/06/2004
505:09/30/2004
499:09/29/2004
493:09/29/2004
480:08/05/2004
472:07/22/2004
464:07/22/2004
385:Zell Miller
381:Don Nickles
302:Health Care
284:Environment
113:(requested)
90:(requested)
69:(requested)
1945:Categories
1496:senate.gov
1424:October 8,
1367:October 8,
1337:October 8,
1287:References
1256:$ −65,224
1242:Allowances
1234:$ 183,986
1190:$ 523,305
1179:$ 345,847
1168:$ 298,638
1157:$ 250,548
1047:$ 495,294
947:gift taxes
930:Excise tax
915:and other
878:Requested
839:gift taxes
825:Excise tax
724:voice vote
659:Leg Branch
607:voice vote
586:voice vote
557:voice vote
1663:March 15,
1637:March 15,
1307:March 20,
1223:$ 16,997
1212:$ 40,019
1201:$ 70,120
1146:$ 97,555
1135:$ 26,262
1124:$ 67,894
1102:$ 26,565
1091:$ 27,983
1069:$ 23,597
1058:$ 34,565
1030:Function
266:Education
183:The 2005
36:Submitted
1165:Medicare
1113:$ 7,566
776:Receipts
123:(actual)
118:(actual)
100:(actual)
95:(actual)
79:(actual)
74:(actual)
1036:Actual
1007:Outlays
960:Customs
881:Actual
875:Source
849:Customs
817:(12.9%)
807:(36.9%)
803:/other
793:(43.0%)
648:108‑447
623:108‑434
598:108‑416
569:108‑334
540:108‑324
511:108‑335
486:108‑309
457:108‑287
246:Economy
167:‹
156:Website
107:Deficit
25: (
1476:Nov 4,
1154:Health
1080:$ 440
1077:Energy
1033:Title
963:duties
943:Estate
924:$ 794
921:$ 794
907:$ 278
904:$ 230
894:$ 927
891:$ 874
858:
854:(1.1%)
852:duties
847:
845:
841:(1.2%)
835:Estate
833:
831:
827:(3.4%)
823:
821:
813:
811:
799:
797:
789:
787:
766:Source
740:109‑62
715:109‑61
686:109‑13
390:House
136:fiscal
1898:2020s
1837:2010s
1776:2000s
1725:1990s
1609:(PDF)
1588:(PDF)
1531:(PDF)
1418:(PDF)
1393:(PDF)
1361:(PDF)
1331:(PDF)
1264:Total
1245:$ -
999:2,154
993:2,036
987:Total
981:$ 33
978:$ 22
970:$ 23
967:$ 22
954:$ 25
951:$ 21
937:$ 73
934:$ 73
1930:2025
1925:2024
1920:2023
1915:2022
1910:2021
1905:2020
1889:2019
1884:2018
1879:2017
1874:2016
1869:2015
1864:2014
1859:2013
1854:2012
1849:2011
1844:2010
1828:2009
1823:2008
1818:2007
1813:2006
1808:2005
1803:2004
1798:2003
1793:2002
1788:2001
1783:2000
1767:1999
1762:1998
1757:1997
1752:1996
1747:1995
1742:1994
1737:1993
1732:1992
1665:2015
1639:2015
1478:2015
1448:2015
1426:2015
1401:2015
1369:2015
1339:2015
1309:2015
945:and
837:and
174:2006
169:2004
138:end)
134:(at
129:Debt
27:2005
23:2005
1250:950
1239:920
1228:900
1217:800
1206:750
1195:700
1184:650
1173:600
1162:570
1151:550
1140:500
1129:450
1118:400
1107:370
1096:350
1085:300
1074:270
1063:250
1052:150
1041:050
147:GDP
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