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Missouri Budget Update FANG Meeting June 21, 2012
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Agenda Economic Outlook State Revenue and Spending Overview FY 13 and 14 Budget Issues Impact on Higher Education State Student Aid Programs Other News
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Missouri Economic Outlook Personal income growth remains strong – Annual rate of 4 % Wages and salaries increased as 2011 ended – Expect continued strength into next year Unemployment declining – Remains below national average – Projected to reach 7 % by mid-2013
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Missouri Revenue Revenue sources – Individual Income Tax – 67 % – Sales Tax – 25 % – Corporate Tax – 5 % – All other – 3 % Relatively consistent for past 5+ years Balanced budget assumes growth of 3.9 % Collections have been improving in most areas
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Missouri Budget Update FY 2013 General Revenue budget - $8 billion – PK – 12 Education – 36 % – Human Services – 30 % – Higher Education – 11 % – Corrections/Public Safety – 8 % Includes approximately $850 M for higher education – Remains well below 2001 high point
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Missouri Budget Update Potential budget issues for FY 2013 – Is revenue estimate accurate? 3.9% growth required to be balanced – Possible $75 M shortfall $35 M lottery $20 M new tax breaks $20 M Medicaid and disaster recovery Results – No action expected until after November
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Missouri Budget Update What is ahead for FY 13 and 14? – Will core revenue remain strong? – Will tax credit reform be addressed? – Will tobacco tax increase pass? – How will pent up demand be addressed? – How will $200+ M of one-time funds be replaced for FY 2014? $40 M mortgage settlement $62 M federal fund carryover $115 M fund balances
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Higher Education Budget Public Institutions – Governor’s recommendation $106 M reduction from FY 12 Revised to $60 M reduction based on housing settlement – Final budget provides level funding for FY 2013 Withholdings/spending restrictions? – Tuition Limitation – July 1 deadline
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Higher Education Budget Student Financial Aid Programs – Level funding Access Missouri – Approximately $60 M available ($5 M MOHELA) – Expect 10-12 % increase in eligible applicants – Reduction of estimated awards possible Bright Flight – Approximately $12 M available – Awards may increase based on decline in eligible students
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Higher Education Budget A+ – Approximately $30 M available ($4M from MDHE) – Continue full funding – 40 new A+ high schools – Projecting 10 % increase in students Ross-Barnett – Direct funding remains flat – Some additional funds available from other programs
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Other Legislative News HB 1042 – Signed by Governor – Remediation study and reform – Statewide core transfer library Minimum of 25 lower division courses By July 1, 2012 – Foster reverse transfer – Authorize fees for approval of out-of-state publics – Restructures proprietary school licensure fees
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Other News MDHE Student Portal – Information in letters to students – More publicity coming soon – Expansion in planning stage State student aid data report – Requested by Governor – Deadline of August 1 A+ rule revisions
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Questions Missouri Department of Higher Education P.O. Box 1469 Jefferson City, MO 65102 Phone: (573) 751-2361 Fax: (573) 751-6635 Info. Center: (800) 473-6757 info@dhe.mo.gov www.dhe.mo.gov
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