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How to budget for other non-Chest activities such as Trading

The primary consideration when budgeting for a non-Chest activity is to ensure that expenditure does not exceed the funds available. Therefore, the best place to start when budgeting for a non-Chest activity is to calculate the income available. 

The process for preparing a non-Chest budget is as follows:

  • Estimate annual income available
  • Calculate cost of planned expenditure
  • Allow for overheads on stipends if applicable. (Please refer to the Budgeting for Chest overhead recovery income [1] section for more details)
  • Compare income available to planned expenditure to ensure funds available are sufficient

The Monitoring and controlling expenditure against income  [2]section provides guidance on how to monitor and control expenditure where there is no formal budget in UFS.


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[1] https://www.finance.admin.cam.ac.uk/policy-and-procedures/financial-procedures/chapter-2-budgetary-planning-control/monitoring/budgeting [2] https://www.finance.admin.cam.ac.uk/policy-and-procedures/financial-procedures/chapter-2-budgetary-planning-control/monitoring-and-6