Citizens Guide to the Federal Budget Missing Since 2002?

If you goto the IRS website looking for information about where your money goes you see this ...

Theme 1: Your Role as a Taxpayer
Lesson 1: Why Pay Taxes?

The federal budget outlines how the government gets and spends its money. Visit the Citizen's Guide to the Federal Budget Web site to learn more about the Federal Budget. Citizen's Guide to the Federal Budget Web site provides information on the budget up to 2009.

www.irs.gov...

Then you are redirected to the GAO webpage - Citizens Guide to The United States Budget.

There is no citizens guide about the Federal Budget after 2002.

Budget of the United States Government: Citizen's Guide to the Federal Budget
Dollar bill detail with People.

Barack H. Obama

Fiscal Year 2011 - None
Fiscal Year 2010 - None

George W. Bush

Fiscal Year 2009 - None
Fiscal Year 2008 - None
Fiscal Year 2007 - None
Fiscal Year 2006 - None
Fiscal Year 2005 - None
Fiscal Year 2004 - None
Fiscal Year 2003 - None
Fiscal Year 2002, PDF (0.4 MB)

William J. Clinton

Fiscal Year 2001, PDF (1.8 MB) | HTML
Fiscal Year 2000, PDF (1.3 MB) | HTML
Fiscal Year 1999, PDF (1.8 MB) | HTML
Fiscal Year 1998, PDF (1.1 MB)
Fiscal Year 1997, PDF (1.6 MB)
Fiscal Year 1996, PDF (464K)

www.gpoaccess.gov...

So what gives?

Was there a Presidential Order post 2002 to stop publishing the Citizens Guide to the Federal Budget?

An excerpt from the 2002 - Citizens Guide to the Federal Budget

How much do you know about the budget? If your answer is “not much,”
you’re not alone. In fact, hardly anybody knows everything that’s in the
thousands of pages, and several books, that make up the budget each year.

www.gpoaccess.gov...

isnt that when we went to war? Id assume that we would be like screw any budget since we need as many weapons as possible

right around 9/10/01 with the missing 2.3 trillion.

Originally posted by thegoods724

isnt that when we went to war?

Id assume that we would be like screw any budget since we need as many weapons as possible

Well apparently this happened in October 25, 2002

Bush Administration Announces $159 Billion Deficit for Year 2002

The Bush administration late Thursday announced a budget deficit of $159 billion for the fiscal year just ended, confirming that the federal government officially returned to the red for the first time since 1997.

tech.mit.edu...

And 2 weeks prior ...

Senate approves Iraq war resolution

October 11, 2002

In a major victory for the White House, the Senate early Friday voted 77-23 to authorize President Bush to attack Iraq if Saddam Hussein refuses to give up weapons of mass destruction as required by U.N. resolutions.

articles.cnn.com...:ALLPOLITICS