In some countries, the fiscal year is denoted by the calendar year in which it begins, so in India, for instance, spending incurred in March would be part of the fiscal year , operating on a fiscal calendar of April–March. In other countries, the fiscal year is denoted by the calendar year in which it ends, so in the United States, federal government spending incurred on 14 November would belong to fiscal year , operating on a fiscal calendar of October–September.