The Balance-Sheet-Budget Calculator
This is a special type of balance sheet
calculator, and it calculates your relative degree of financial stability,
and a related budget, for a specific time interval, such as 365
days. I am calling this a Balance-Sheet-Budget .
The yellow strip records the time that you last
entered or deleted data.
If no data was entered, it is the time you
opened this document .
The light-yellow boxes are input boxes, will you
can enter words and numbers.
Delete the date in the light-yellow box, below,
and enter the last day of your Balance-Sheet-Budget.
Last day of this Balance-Sheet-Budget is:
The red number below is the total anticipated or
actual liabilities (expenses) for the time period of this budget.
All the red numbers and words are calculated
results.
The red number below is the total anticipated or
actual assets (money) for the time period of this budget.
If you see a negative sign (-) next to the
numbers in the following two boxes, it means you are short of funds, by
the amount indicated in these boxes.
List each asset in terms of a descriptive word
or phrase in this column, such as money from wages, dividends, etc.
List the dollar amount of each asset (source of
money), in this column.
In this column, enter a descriptive word or
phrase for each actual or anticipated liability (bills and other expenses)
that must be paid within the timeframe of this budget.
In this column, enter the dollar amount of each
actual or anticipated liability (bills and other expenses) that must be
paid within the timeframe of this budget.
Text only in this column.
Numbers only in this column.
Numbers only in this column.