Budget analysts help public and private institutions organize their finances. They prepare budget reports and monitor institutional spending.
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- Budget Analysts
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What do they typically do
- Help the chief operations officer, agency head, or other top managers analyze proposed plans and find alternatives
- Work with program and project managers to develop an organization's budget
- Estimate future financial needs
- Explain their recommendations for funding requests to an organization's employees and to people outside of the organization
- Inform program managers of status and availability of funds
- Combine all program and department budgets into a single organizational budget and review all funding requests for value
- Monitor organizational spending to make sure that it is within budget
- Review managers' budget proposals to make sure they are complete, accurate, and meet legal and regulatory requirements
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