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Analysis of HB 1574

PROJECTED CHANGE IN UAAL

Fiscal Year Beginning July 1
1998 Law General Revenue 4% Growth Rate
1999 Law Special Taxes 4% Growth Rate  1998 Law General Revenue Higher Growth Rate
1999 Law Special Taxes Higher Growth Rate 
 1998 4,806,209 4,806,209 4,806,209 4,806,209
 1999 4,952,324 4,952,324 4,952,324 4,952,324
 2000 5,146,590 5,146,781 5,146,590 5,146,781
 2001 5,307,515 5,319,178 5,306,401 5,317,158
 2002 5,438,160  5,462,671 5,434,579 5,456,260
 2003 5,559,411 5,598,274  5,551,741 5,584,704
 2004 5,677,810 5,732,669  5,664,126 5,708,729
 2005 5,792,626 5,865,278
 5,770,663 5,827,263
 2006 5,903,052  5,995,455  5,870,161 5,939,112
 2007 6,008,192
 6,122,484 5,961,297 6,042,949
 2008 6,107,059 6,245,571 6,042,604 6,137,300
 2009 6,198,564 6,363,837  6,112,458 6,220,530
 2010 6,281,507 6,476,309 6,169,063 6,290,833 
 2011 6,354,569 6,581,914 6,210,436 6,346,211 
 2012 6,416,297 6,679,466 6,234,388 6,384,453
 2013 6,465,098 6,767,662 6,238,506  6,403,126 
 2014 6,499,223 6,845,068 6,220,132 6,399,546
 2015 6,516,754 6,910,106 6,176,345  6,370,757
 2016 6,515,591 6,961,044  6,103,928  6,313,507
 2017 6,493,436 6,995,983 5,999,351
 6,224,223
 2018 6,447,771  7,012,839 5,858,736 6,098,978
 2019 6,375,848 7,009,331 5,677,833 5,933,462
 2020 6,274,662 6,982,960 5,451,978 5,722,949
 2021 6,140,930 6,930,996  5,176,062  5,462,256 
 2022 5,971,071 6,850,450 4,844,492  5,145,706
 2023 5,761,179 6,738,060 4,451,145 4,767,082
 2024 5,506,992 6,590,262 3,989,325 4,319,582 
 2025 5,203,867 6,403,167 3,451,708 3,795,763 
 2026 4,846,744 6,172,529 2,830,290  3,187,489
 2027 4,430,114   
 5,893,725 2,116,331 2,485,869
 2028 3,947,978 5,561,713 1,300,285 1,681,193
 2029 3,393,810 5,171,000371,734  762,854
 2030 2,760,508 4,715,603 0 0
 2031 2,040,351 4,189,012 0 0
 2032 1,224,941 3,584,141 0 0
 2033 305,152 2,893,279 0 0
 2034 0 2,108,044 0 0
 2035 0 1,219,324 0 0
 2036 0 217,211 0 0
 Amortization Period
35.3 Years 38.2 Years  31.7 Years
 31.4 Years


This table compares the amortization of TRS unfunded liabilities. In 1998, the Legislature enacted SB1037 which provided TRS with 3.5 percent of the state's General Revenue. In 1999, HB1574 changed the revenue source to 3.54 percent of the state's income and sales tax collections. The higher growth rate used in columns 3 and 4 is approximately 5.4 percent per year. The effect of both the 1998 and 1999 laws will extend the amortization of TRS unfunded liabilities from approximately 21 years, under a 1992 law, to over 30 years.