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Budget
What does it mean?
A budget is a formal annual financial statement that lays out an estimate of the income and expenses in line with future objectives. In other words, it is a statement outlining the estimated revenues and expenses for an upcoming period.
Points to remember
- A budget can be a corporate or a governmental one.
- There are 3 types of budgets under the government budget, which are Balanced budget, Surplus budget and Deficit budget.
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