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20.438   Board for people with developmental disabilities.
20.440   Health and Educational Facilities Authority.
20.445   Workforce development, department of.
20.455   Justice, department of.
20.465   Military affairs, department of.
20.475   District attorneys.
20.485   Veterans affairs, department of.
20.490   Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority.
SUBCHAPTER VI
GENERAL EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONS
20.505   Administration, department of.
20.507   Board of commissioners of public lands.
20.510   Elections commission.
20.515   Employee trust funds, department of.
20.521   Ethics commission.
20.525   Office of the governor.
20.536   Investment board.
20.540   Office of the lieutenant governor.
20.550   Public defender board.
20.566   Revenue, department of.
20.575   Secretary of state.
20.585   Treasurer, state.
SUBCHAPTER VII
JUDICIAL
20.625   Circuit courts.
20.660   Court of appeals.
20.665   Judicial commission.
20.670   Judicial council.
20.680   Supreme court.
SUBCHAPTER VIII
LEGISLATIVE
20.765   Legislature.
SUBCHAPTER IX
GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS
20.835   Shared revenue and tax relief.
20.855   Miscellaneous appropriations.
20.865   Program supplements.
20.866   Public debt.
20.867   Building commission.
20.875   Budget stabilization fund.
SUBCHAPTER X
GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS
20.901   Departmental cooperation.
20.902   Fiscal year.
20.903   Forestalling appropriations.
20.904   Transfer of appropriation charges.
20.9045   Department of natural resources; appropriations; program balances; revenues.
20.905   Payments to state.
20.906   Receipts and deposits of money.
20.907   Receipts from gifts and other outside sources.
20.908   Charges for printed material.
20.909   Abandoned, lost or escheated property.
20.910   State percentage; notice of default.
20.912   Cancellation and reissue of checks and share drafts.
20.913   Refunds.
20.914   Acquisition of land and buildings.
20.915   State motor vehicles and aircraft.
20.916   Traveling expenses.
20.917   Moving expenses; temporary lodging allowance.
20.918   Damaged personal articles.
20.919   Notary public.
20.920   Contingent funds.
20.921   Deductions from salaries.
20.922   Appointment of subordinates.
20.923   Statutory salaries.
20.924   Building program execution.
20.925   Salary of temporary successors.
20.927   Subsidy of abortions prohibited.
20.9275   Prohibitions on funding for abortion-related activities.
20.928   Supplementation procedure for compensation and fringe benefits.
20.929   Agency drafts or warrants.
20.930   Attorney fees.
20.9305   Contracting for legal services on a contingent fee basis.
20.931   Prohibited boycotts.
20.940   Legislative authorization and oversight of requests to federal government.
subch. I of ch. 20 SUBCHAPTER I
APPROPRIATION RATIONALE AND AMOUNTS
20.001 20.001 Definitions and abbreviations. In this chapter terms and abbreviations have the following meanings:
20.001(1) (1)State agency. “State agency" means any office, department or independent agency in the executive branch of Wisconsin state government, the legislature and the courts.
20.001(2) (2)Revenue types.
20.001(2)(a) (a) General purpose revenues. “General purpose revenues" consist of general taxes, miscellaneous receipts and revenues collected by state agencies which are paid into a specific fund, lose their identity, and are then available for appropriation by the legislature. In this chapter, “general purpose revenues" refers to general purpose revenues in the general fund. General purpose revenues are identified by the abbreviation “GPR" in s. 20.005. They shall be deposited pursuant to s. 20.906.
20.001(2)(b) (b) Program revenues. “Program revenues" consist of revenues which are paid into the general fund and are credited by law to an appropriation to finance a specified program or state agency. In this chapter, “program revenues" refers to program revenues in the general fund. Program revenues are identified by the abbreviation “PR" in s. 20.005. For any program revenue appropriation which is limited to the amounts in the schedule, no expenditures may be made exceeding the amounts in the schedule, except as provided in ss. 13.101 and 16.515, regardless of the amounts credited to that appropriation account. They shall be deposited pursuant to s. 20.906. Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter, program revenues shall be used to reimburse the general fund for payments transferred under the appropriations made in s. 20.865 for the purposes of program revenue appropriations.
20.001(2)(c) (c) Program revenues — service. “Program revenues — service", indicated by the abbreviation “PR-S" in s. 20.005, consist of appropriated moneys in the general fund derived from any revenue source that are transferred between or within state agencies or miscellaneous appropriations. These moneys are shown as expenditures in the appropriation of the state agency or program from which the moneys are transferred and are also shown as program revenue in the appropriation of the agency or program to which the moneys are transferred. For any program revenue — service appropriation which is limited to the amounts in the schedule, no expenditure may be made exceeding the amounts in the schedule, except as provided in ss. 13.101 and 16.515, regardless of the amounts credited to the account from which the appropriation is made.
20.001(2)(d) (d) Segregated fund revenues. “Segregated fund revenues", indicated by the abbreviation “SEG" in s. 20.005 consist of revenues which, by law, are deposited into funds other than the general fund and are available for the purposes for which such funds are created. They shall be deposited pursuant to s. 20.906. Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter segregated revenues shall be used to reimburse the appropriate funds for payments transferred under the appropriations made in s. 20.865 for the purposes of segregated revenue appropriations.
20.001(2)(da) (da) Segregated fund revenues — service. “Segregated fund revenues — service", indicated by the abbreviation “SEG-S" in s. 20.005, consist of appropriated moneys in a segregated fund derived from any revenue source that are transferred between or within state agencies or miscellaneous appropriations. These moneys are shown as expenditures in the appropriation of the state agency or program from which the moneys are transferred and also shown as segregated fund revenue in the appropriation of the agency or program to which the moneys are transferred.
20.001(2)(dm) (dm) Segregated fund revenues — local. “Segregated fund revenues — local", indicated by the abbreviation “SEG-L" in s. 20.005, consist of revenues which are received from a local unit of government or other source for transportation purposes and are deposited in the transportation fund under s. 25.40 (1) (e).
20.001(2)(e) (e) Federal revenues. “Federal revenues" consist of moneys received from the federal government, except that under s. 20.437 (2) (md) “federal revenues" also include moneys treated as refunds of expenditures, and under s. 20.437 (2) (me) “federal revenues" consist only of moneys treated as received from the federal government. Federal revenues may be deposited as program revenues in the general fund or as segregated revenues in a segregated fund. In either case they are indicated in s. 20.005 by the addition of “-F" after the abbreviation assigned under pars. (b) and (d).
20.001(2)(f) (f) Bond revenues. “Bond revenues", indicated by the abbreviation “BR" in s. 20.005, consist of all moneys resulting from the contracting of public debt or revenue obligations in accordance with ch. 18.
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