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A budget that takes into account the fact that values for income and expenditure on some items will depend on the volume of activity achieved during the budget period. Consequently, in a flexible budget the cost allowance for each variable cost item will change to allow for the actual levels of activity achieved. A budget that has been adjusted in this way is known as a flexed budget.
Subjects: Financial Institutions and Services — Accounting.
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