The budget for the government is primarily created by the executive branch, specifically the president or prime minister, along with their administration. They propose a budget to the legislative branch, where it is reviewed, amended, and approved by legislators. Ultimately, the budget reflects the government's priorities and funding allocations for various programs and services. Once approved, it becomes law and guides government spending for the fiscal year.
The US Congress creates the budget and then submits it for approval to the President.
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Depends what type of business you are talking about, but I believe it is normally a Chief Financial Officer (CFO) for larger companies. Since this question has been placed in the US Government category, I assume the questioner means who in the US government creates the budget. The President creates the budget then it goes to Congress for its approval. It approves of it by passing a law adopting it.
The State Government Creates the Local govt. The Federal creates The State!
The budget of Government Accountability Office is 571,100,000 dollars.
The budget of Metro - Oregon regional government - is 389,000,000 dollars.
In 2014, the US federal government budget is $3.8 trillion. For 2015, the President has requested a budget of $3.9 trillion.
An interim budget is also known as a "vote-on-account" or "provisional budget." It is presented by the government when it is unable to pass a full budget, often during an election year or when there is a change in government. This budget allows for essential government expenditures to continue until a comprehensive budget can be formulated and approved.
State Government
Only the operating budget must be balanced in state government.
The Federal Government's Budget.
to manage the federal government’s budget