A stabilized budget is:

A. budget that forecasts income/expense and can br projected over a short period of time (usually 5 years).

B. budget for annual depreciation and non-cash items

C. budget to plan for financing long-term outlays, such as fixed assets (i. e. facilities and equipment)

D. annual budget which includes income/expense for ongoing operations

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18 October, 22:10

A stabilized budget is:

A. budget that forecasts income/expense and can br projected over a short period of time (usually 5 years).

B. budget for annual depreciation and non-cash items

C. budget to plan for financing long-term outlays, such as fixed assets (i. e. facilities and equipment)

D. annual budget which includes income/expense for ongoing operations

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Rowan Carpenter · Answer 1

A. budget that forecasts income/expense and can br projected over a short period of time (usually 5 years).

Explanation:

A stabilized budget is a projection of income and expenses that is made for a period of five years and the expenses are constant during this time. According to this, the answer is that a stabilized budget is a budget that forecasts income/expense and can br projected over a short period of time (usually 5 years).