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information. Based on the 6/30/21 financials, it puts our deficit(money needed to pay bills) at$565M which is close, <br /> although not exactly at,the unrestricted net position balance at the same period per the above. Their breakdown is <br /> useful, although because of pandemic funds and an increasing investment market, our 6/30/22 1 expect will be <br /> better. Truth in Accounting grades us as a D....and at 50t" in the nation out of 75 (#1 is best btw). <br /> Even though I say that each resident's share of the city's deficit is about$1500, they have it pegged at$5600. Their <br /> population basis is only those in the city that have a positive federal tax burden per the IRS. I believe for our city,that <br /> reducing the spread of the burden from about 300K people to only about 100K people. I personally think that is not <br /> appropriate to spread the city debt burden across all residents though for a city especially because our city revenue is <br /> driven more by sales tax, property taxes, and other non-income tax related items. The theme is the same though...each <br /> of us is in debt and we don't even know it. <br /> Here is their analysis of our city: <br />
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