Sentences with phrase «unanticipated revenue»
"Unanticipated revenue" refers to money that a person or organization unexpectedly receives, often as a result of a fortunate or unplanned event or circumstance. It refers to income that was not predicted or accounted for in their original financial plans or expectations. Full definition
The special funding will be split in disbursements of $ 150,000 over the next two years and is derived from unanticipated revenue in the county's appropriated fund balance.
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The special funding will be split in disbursements of $ 150,000 over the next two years and is derived from unanticipated revenue in the county's appropriated fund balance, according to the release.
Other unanticipated revenue includes a $ 150 million settlement with the bank ING and money saved through lower interest rates.
«Whatever anyone's opinion of Wall Street, it is still an important part of the city's economy,» said DiNapoli Speaking in Manhattan, in front of the Association for a Better New York, DiNapoli said the bump in bonuses will affect New York City's budget in a positive way — with $ 100 million in unanticipated revenue.
At the end of last week, the County Executive announced that $ 720,000 in unanticipated revenue was transferred to the general fund from the Fiscal Stability Authority [Control Board].
The budget crisis was averted when County Executive Mike Hein proposed releasing $ 1.4 million in unanticipated revenue (which came from an alteration in the state / county funding formula for another welfare program) to municipalities to offset the unexpected increase in Safety Net expenses.
Local taxpayers will be catching a break thanks to some unanticipated revenue in the Office of the Erie County Clerk.
As proposed, $ 1 billion of the unanticipated revenue would be earmarked as «settle - up» funds - money constitutionally owed to schools when the Proposition 98 guarantee increases after a budget has been enacted.