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2012 Wyoming Statutes
TITLE 9 - ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT
CHAPTER 4 - PUBLIC FUNDS
9-4-207. Disposition of unexpended appropriations.

Universal Citation:
WY Stat § 9-4-207 (through 2012)
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(a) All unexpended general fund appropriations shall lapse as of the end of the fiscal period excluding appropriations for capital outlays and except as otherwise authorized by law.

(b) All unexpended federal funds appropriations and budget authorizations to accept and expend federal funds as provided by W.S. 9-4-206(b) shall be reviewed by the department of administration and information at the end of the fiscal period. The department may authorize amounts to be carried forward into the next fiscal period which are necessary to complete activities or functions in progress or for activities or functions not then started. Federal funds not carried forward shall revert to the general fund unless federal requirements provide otherwise or unless otherwise provided by the legislature. The department of administration and information shall report to the governor the amount and nature of the funds carried forward, reverted to the general fund, or returned to the federal government.

(c) Unexpended appropriations from any funds created by this act not specified in subsection (a) or (b) of this section shall lapse at the end of the fiscal period and be accounted for as unappropriated surplus within the fund or account if applicable except as otherwise provided by the legislature.

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