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REVENUE AND CASELOAD ESTIMATING CONFERENCE MAY 2009

The Revenue Estimating Conference met on Monday, May 11, 2009 and revised the estimated revenues for FY2009 and FY2010 based on the testimony the Conference received previously.  The conferees determined that the State will have $201 million less than expected when compared to the adopted FY2009 Supplemental appropriations and the Governor's proposed FY2010 budget.  Revenues will be $70 million less in FY2009 and $131 million in FY2010.

SUMMARIES BY THE POVERTY INSTITUTE

Revenue Estimating Conference Summary of Findings
Departmental Testimony
Economic Forecast

ECONOMIC FORECAST

Moody Economic Forecast
Economic Estimates Worksheets

REVENUE TESTIMONY PRESENTED

Testimony: Department of Labor and Training 
• Testimony: Rhode Island Film and Television Office 

• Testimony: Historical Preservation and Heritage Commission
Testimony: Lottery
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Testimony: Division of Taxation
Testimony: Unclaimed Property Program

REVENUE ESTIMATES AND REPORTS

• May 2009 Budget Estimates from Budget Office, House and Senate
May 2009 Revenue Conference Summary Table
• May 2009 Revenue Conference Detailed Tables
May 2009 Revenue Estimating Conference Official Report

CASELOAD CONFERENCE

Testimony: Department of Human Services Cash Projections
• Testimony: Department of Human Services Responses to Caseload Questions
Testimony: Department of Human Services Medical Projections
May 2009 Consensus Caseload Projections Table
May 2009 Consensus Caseload Estimating Conference Official Report




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