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Budget ​

Budget compares what you planned to spend with what you actually spent, using the categories set up in Budget categories.

What it draws on ​

Actuals come from classified bank transactions. That dependency is the thing to understand about this page: it is only as good as the classification work. An unworked transaction queue means a budget that is quietly wrong rather than obviously empty.

The views ​

  • Gepland vs. werkelijk — planned versus actual, per category.
  • Uitgaven per categorie — spending by category.
  • Inkomsten vs. uitgaven per maand — income against spending, by month.
  • Grootste uitgaven (tegenpartij) — largest spends by counterparty. This is the one that answers "where is it all going" fastest.
  • Saldo — the balance of income against spending.

Filters ​

Deze maand (this month) or Dit jaar (this year), and a scope of Zakelijk, Privé, or Alles (everything).

The business/private scope matters: mixing them produces a picture that is true of neither. Most of the time you want one or the other.

Ongecategoriseerd ​

There is an explicit Ongecategoriseerd — uncategorised — bucket. It is not a failure state to hide; it is a measure of how far behind the classification work is. When it is large, the rest of the page is provisional.

Budget versus reports ​

Budget is about cash: what left the account, against what you intended. Reports is about the books: revenue, profit, VAT. They answer different questions and will not agree — an invoice raised is revenue but not yet cash, and that gap is the point of having both.

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