rolling budget

The legislature created the requirement for two-year rolling budgets last year as a way to control spending.

Rolling budgets constantly force management to think concretely about the forthcoming 12 months, regardless of the month at hand.

As the budget year progresses, control might be better exercised by either a rolling budget or periodic reforecasting.

Typically, budgeting and planning systems are predicated on single views of the future, with adjustments made as necessary through variance analysis, contingency planning, rolling budgets, and periodic renegotiations.

Through the glare and handsome set design of the event, the state's voters heard the candidate rule out tax increases and promise some sort of spending cuts as his solution to the state's rolling budget deficits.

Rolling Forecasts / Rolling Budgets: A rolling budget is a budget or plan that is always available for a specific future period by adding a month, quarter or year in the future as the month, quarter or year just ended is dropped.