költségvetésrl

Költségvetésrl is a nonstandard or misspelled Hungarian form of költségvetésről, the phrase meaning “about the budget.” In standard usage költségvetésről denotes the topic of a budget and is commonly used in government, journalism, and academic writing.

A költségvetés is a financial plan that estimates a body's expected revenues and planned expenditures for a defined period, usually one year. It may also include projected deficits or surpluses, debt service, and reserves for contingencies. Budgets can operate at different levels, such as national or state governments, regional or local authorities, and also for organizations, institutions, or households.

Key components typically include revenue sources (tax receipts, fees, grants, and other non-tax revenues), expenditures (current operating costs and capital investments), and financing plans (borrowing, asset sales, and reserves). The budget serves to allocate resources to public programs, set policy priorities, and guide economic planning. It also provides a framework for transparency and financial control.

The budgetary process generally comprises formulation, approval, execution, and evaluation. The executive branch prepares the draft budget, which is examined and enacted by the legislative body. After approval, revenues and expenditures are implemented, with ongoing monitoring and eventual auditing by an independent body to assess accuracy and effectiveness.

Budgets vary by sector and level of government but share the aim of organizing a plan for how resources will be obtained and spent. They are central to fiscal policy, public accountability, and long‑term financial sustainability.