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State General Fund Reports and Forecasts
Monthly General Fund Revenue Reports
General Fund Forecasts by the Board of Economic Advisors
Board of Economic Advisors Meeting Materials

Note: Final Fiscal Year Revenue Plan Summary by Month files have moved to Monthly General Fund Revenue Reports.

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External Resources
Link to Year-end General Fund Release by Comptroller General
Link to Personal Income Data
Link to Inflation Data (Consumer Price Index)
Link to Unemployment Data
Expenditure and Budget Reports
Summary Control Documents
Summary of incremental Budget Bill changes
Access history of changes to the State Appropriations Act at each stage of the budget process.
Long Range Outlook
Expenditure Projections
The Three-year General Fund Outlook is prepared in consultation with the Board of Economic Advisors in accordance with Section 11-11-350 of the S.C. Code of Laws, 1976.
Historical Analyses
Expenditure and Revenue History
Historical data about the state's appropriations, expenditures, reserve funds, and revenues.
Other Analyses
Income guidelines by federal program
Trends in state government employer contributions
Taxation Reports and Analyses
Income and Sales Taxes
Reports and Data
Explore data relating to income and sales taxes, economic development, and other related topics
Motor Fuel
User Fee Rates, Revenue Collections, and Distribution
Locate motor fuel user fee rates, revenue collections, and distribution resources.
Tax Expenditure Report
Impact of Special Tax Provisions
General Fund revenue effects of special exclusions, exemptions, or deductions. Pursuant to S.C. Code Section 11-9-830(1)
Estimated Tax Savings
FY 2020-21
Estimated General Fund impact of legislative changes to Sales, Individual Income, Corporate Income, and Other Taxes.
Related RFA Resources
Education Lottery
Local Finances including Property Tax and Aid to Subdivisions
Presentations on South Carolina's Economy
State Property Tax Reimbursements
Socioeconomic Data

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