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The Arkansas Senate and House of Representatives on Wednesday handily approved identical bills that would increase the state's general revenue budget by $109.3 million to $6.31 billion in the coming fiscal year, with most of the increased funds earmarked for the state's Education Freedom Accounts and the state's public school fund.
Arkansas' general revenue budget would increase by $109.3 million, or 1.76%, to $6.31 billion in the next fiscal year that starts July 1 under the proposed Revenue Stabilization Act unveiled Thursday in the Legislature's Joint Budget Committee.
Arkansas' general revenue budget would increase by $109.3 million, or 1.76%, to $6.31 billion in the next fiscal year that starts July 1 under the proposed Revenue Stabilization Act unveiled Thursday in the Legislature's Joint Budget Committee.
Arkansas' general revenue budget would increase by $109.3 million, or 1.76%, to $6.31 billion in the next fiscal year that starts July 1 under the proposed Revenue Stabilization Act unveiled Thursday in the Legislature's Joint Budget Committee.
Arkansas' general revenue budget would increase by $109.3 million, or 1.76%, to $6.31 billion in the next fiscal year that starts July 1 under the proposed Revenue Stabilization Act unveiled Thursday in the Legislature's Joint Budget Committee.