A financial statement showing the expected receipts and proposed expenditure of the government in a financial year.
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The answer is "BUDGET"
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A budget is a financial statement that contains the expected government receipts and government payments during a financial year.
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The budget is a financial statement showing the expected receipts and proposed expenditure of the government in a financial year.
- A government make up a budget and present it to the Parliament at the beginning of every financial year.
- The financial year starts from April 1st and ends on the 31st of March of every year.
- A government will calculate expended expenditure for the forthcoming year and draw a budget.
- A budget helps the government to keep track of the expenses and income during the year.
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