Texas Faces Up to $27 Billion 2012-13 Budget Shortfall
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Texas faces an estimated shortfall of up to $27 billion for the 2012-13 budget, the Statesman reported.
Revenue during the period is expected to be $72.2 billion, while maintaining services would run $99 billion for biennium
Revenue during the period is expected to be $72.2 billion, while maintaining services would run $99 billion for biennium
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