Which statements correctly describe the federal budget process? Choose three correct answers.Congress debates and approves the official budget.Congress cannot override the president’s decision.Each department approves its final budget.New budgets are approved once every five years.The president submits a budget proposal.The president can approve or veto the budget.

The president submits a proposed budget to Congress, which debates and approves the federal budget through budget and appropriations legislation. The president can sign that legislation or veto it; Congress can override a veto with a two-thirds vote in both chambers, so it is not true that Congress cannot override the president. Federal budgets are handled annually, and departments do not approve their own final budgets.

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