The fiscal year 2015 (FY15) budget is an estimate of income and spending for the period of July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015. This budget is also known as the General Appropriations Act (GAA) or "Chapter 165 of the Acts of 2014."
- This page, View the FY15 budget, is offered by
- Executive Office for Administration and Finance
View the FY15 budget
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Executive Office for Administration and Finance
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What you need
This budget is a balanced, responsible budget that supports the administration's growth strategy of investing in education, innovation, and infrastructure to create jobs and opportunity in the near term and strengthen our Commonwealth in the long term.
How to view
The online budget application allows you to view a summary of dollars allocated by government area, historical budget information, and a list of vetoes. You are also able to download budget information in spreadsheet format.
More info
Key dates in the FY15 budget process:
- January 22, 2014 - The Governor files his budget recommendation for Fiscal Year 2015 (FY15). The bill, known as House 2, goes to the House of Representatives for review.
- May 1, 2014 - The House of Representatives approves a final, amended version of the bill which is sent to the Senate for consideration
- May 30, 2014 - The Senate approves a final, amended version of the bill which is sent to a Conference Committee for review
- June 29, 2014 - The Conference Committee reports a final compromise bill to the House and Senate for a final vote of acceptance in each branch
- July 11, 2014 - The Governor issues his reductions and denials (vetoes) of the Conference Committee's bill. The FY15 Budget is signed.
- November 19, 2014 - Secretary of Administration and Finance notifies the Governor and house and senate committees on ways and means that there is a revenue shortfall
- November 19, 2014 - Governor invokes 9C authority
- February 3, 2015 - Secretary of Administration and Finance notifies the Governor and house and senate committees on ways and means that there is a revenue shortfall
- February 3, 2015 - Governor invokes 9C authority
- July 17, 2015 - Secretary of Administration and Finance notifies the Governor and house and senate committees on ways and means that there is a revenue shortfall
- November 2, 2015 - The Governor requests a supplemental budget
- January 8, 2016 - Governor invokes 9C authority
- July 8, 2016 - The Governor requests a supplemental budget
Downloads
Open PDF file, 319.53 KB,
End of FY 2015 supplemental filing letter
(English, PDF 319.53 KB)
Open PDF file, 319.53 KB,
End of FY 2015 supplemental budget bill text
(English, PDF 319.53 KB)
Open PDF file, 871.26 KB,
FY2015 supplemental filing letter
(English, PDF 871.26 KB)
Open DOCX file, 39.12 KB,
FY2015 supplemental budget bill text
(English, DOCX 39.12 KB)
Open PDF file, 125.7 KB,
Governor's FY15 February 9C filing letter
(English, PDF 125.7 KB)
Open PDF file, 63.22 KB,
Secretary Lepore's February revenue transmittal letter
(English, PDF 63.22 KB)
Open DOCX file, 30.99 KB,
Filed 9C FY15 February supplemental legislation
(English, DOCX 30.99 KB)
Open XLS file, 113.5 KB,
FY15 February 9C line item listing
(English, XLS 113.5 KB)
Open PDF file, 71.5 KB,
Governor's FY15 November 9C filing letter
(English, PDF 71.5 KB)
Open PDF file, 45.97 KB,
Secretary Shor's November revenue transmittal letter
(English, PDF 45.97 KB)
Open DOCX file, 24.9 KB,
Filed 9C FY15 November supplemental legislation
(English, DOCX 24.9 KB)
Open XLSX file, 65.44 KB,
FY15 November 9C line item listing
(English, XLSX 65.44 KB)
Contact
Address
24 Beacon Street, State House, Room 373, Boston, MA 02133
Phone
Open M-F 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Online
Fax
(617) 727-2779