Which two government offices or bodies work together to begin formulating the federal budget proposal each year?

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The president and the Office of Management and Budget begin the federal budget process together each fiscal year. The president sets rules for creating each budget then the OMB begins coordinating with federal agencies according to those rules. Next, agencies and programs submit budget requests to the president and OMB for consideration. They deliberate, taking in to account what the predicted rates of revenue, unemployment, interest, economic growth, etc. are for the upcoming fiscal year. After the president and OMB create a budget proposal, the president formally sends his budget to Congress (between the first Monday of January and the first Monday of February). Once Congress has the budget, it is sent to various committees for assessment, and they spend the ensuing months debating budget appropriations and negotiating with the president, if necessary.

Which Two Government Offices or Bodies Work Together to Begin