budget

[Phil Longstaff]

The budget for an account for a specific month is simply an estimate of the
amount of money you expect to receive or spend in that account. Let's
assume it's an expense account. If you don't spend as much as you expect,
you can reduce it and increase another account's budget, so that the total
budget for the month is unchanged. If you want, you can reduce it and
increase a later month's budget. That would reduce the budget for one month
and increase it for another. There is no automatic carry over.

On Wed, Sep 20, 2017 at 1:00 PM, Dennis Powless <claven123 at gmail.com> wrote:

> I'm trying to wrap my head around the budget.  I'm stuck on the carry over
> each month.  Does this value go in the 'budget available' the next month
> AND the income to be spent the next month.  Or, just in the income the next
> month.  I don't think gnucash accounts for any of this, was trying to work
> it out on a spreadsheet and then once I figure it out, was going to see how
> I can add it into the budget.
>
> D
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