Great Lakes Fishery Commission — filings as a feed
One entry per filing year, through 2023 / no account / no email address
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Tax year 2023 — took in $21,253,492 more than it spent.
Tax year 2022 — took in $1,900,671 more than it spent.
Tax year 2021 — took in $7,604,422 more than it spent.
Tax year 2020 — took in $4,774,670 more than it spent.
Tax year 2019 — spent $2,908,416 more than it took in.
Tax year 2018 — spent $28,765,514 more than it took in.
Tax year 2017 — spent $1,728,103 more than it took in.
Tax year 2016 — took in $873,158 more than it spent.
Tax year 2015 — took in $5,005,291 more than it spent.
Tax year 2014 — took in $2,643,262 more than it spent.
Tax year 2013 — spent $7,875,647 more than it took in.
Tax year 2012 — took in $6,089,801 more than it spent.
Tax year 2011 — took in $12,850,719 more than it spent.