Basic concept. Budgeting Before starting any work, budgeting of expenses is done. If activity-wise funds required are known, provision for funds can be.

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Basic concept

Budgeting Before starting any work, budgeting of expenses is done. If activity-wise funds required are known, provision for funds can be made through proper budgeting.. If there is two or more option, best option can be selected. Area’s of cost reduction can be found out and worked out. Budget helps to understand, deficit or surplus in income. Every year finance minister presents budget for the country. If there is deficit then taxes are raised to meet the deficit. Similarly every organization makes budget. It is advisable that every household should have its budget for proper financial planning.

Budgeting Types Estimation Quotation Cash Flow Statement

Estimate is approximate calculation of raw material, labor and money required for a particular service or task or product manufacturing. The details in estimate given are likely to change as per the material used, process performed or market situations. Estimate is to help customer to select appropriate option An estimate is given when- The customer has not yet made up his mind for purchase and studying option.

Quotation is time bound and written surety about the price of product Quotation is based on the estimation of that particular Service or Production process Quotation helps customer to select best option for him. Quotations assure a guaranteed sale for the seller and assure a guaranteed supply to the customer.

Cash flow - is a statement showing timetable of requirement of funds and receipt of funds is called as cash flow It is a schedule showing cash received and paid over a certain time period. While executing a job, customer generally pays at the time of delivery. To meet payment of supplier, inputs or for labour payment, we need to spend money by maintaining proper cash flow in business