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Annual Budget

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Annual Budget
A plan for an organization or company's expenditures for a fiscal year. Making an annual budget involves balancing an organization's revenue or income with its expenses. A budget is in balance if revenues equal expenditures, it is in deficit if the person or company must resort to borrowing to meet expenses, and it is in surplus if money is left over to be used for savings or expansion.


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Previously, the Judicial Council calculated the annual budget and sent a request to the Finance Ministry, which set some financial frameworks that should be observed by the courts.
British Finance Minister Alistair Darling will on Wednesday unveil the government's annual budget which is aimed at fighting the worst recession since World War II and boosting Prime Minister Gordon Brown's flagging fortunes before key elections.
Instead, they track monthly actual revenues, expenditures, and associated cash balances against a rough estimate of a monthly "budget" based on a straight-line proration of the annual budget across 12 fiscal months.
 
 
 
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