California § 29006 - For the adopted budget, the various forms, as prescribed by the Controller pursua

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§ 29006. For the adopted budget, the various forms, as prescribed by the Controller pursua

For the adopted budget, the various forms, as prescribed by the Controller pursuant to Section 29005, shall provide for the presentation of data and information to include, at a minimum, estimated or actual amounts of the following items by fund: (a) Fund balances. (1) Nonspendable. (2) Restricted. (3) Committed. (4) Assigned. (5) Unassigned. (b) Additional financing sources shall be classified by source in accordance with the accounting procedures for counties as prescribed by the Controller pursuant to Section 30200. For comparative purposes the amounts of financing sources shall be shown as follows: (1) On an actual basis for the fiscal year two years prior to the budget year. (2) On an actual basis, except for those sources that can only be estimated, for the fiscal year prior to the budget year. (3) On an estimated basis for the budget year, as submitted by those officials or persons responsible, or as recommended by the administrative officer or auditor, as appropriate. (4) On an estimated basis for the budget year, as approved, or as adopted, by the board. (c) Financing uses for each budget unit, classified by the fund or funds from which financed, by the objects of expenditure, other financing uses, intrafund transfers, and transfers-out in accordance with the accounting procedures for counties and by such further classifications or requirements pertaining to county budget matters as prescribed by the Controller pursuant to Section 30200. For comparative purposes the amounts of financing uses shall be shown as follows: (1) On an actual basis for the fiscal year two years prior to the budget year. (2) On an actual basis, except for those uses that can only be estimated, for the fiscal year prior to the budget year. (3) On an estimated basis for the budget year, as submitted by those officials or persons responsible, or as recommended by the administrative officer or auditor, as appropriate. (4) On an estimated basis for the budget year, as approved, or as adopted, by the board. (d) Appropriations for contingencies. (e) Provisions for nonspendable, restricted, committed, and assigned fund balances. (f) The appropriations limit and the total annual appropriations subject to limitation as determined pursuant to Division 9 (commencing with Section 7900) of Title 1.

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