Departmental Budget definition
Departmental Budget means the specific dollar amount of general and administrative expenses (i.e operating budget) set for each department of Partnership and its subsidiaries. In the case where a department head oversees multiple departments the Departmental Budget shall be the total aggregate budget for all of his/her departments.
Departmental Budget means the budget of an operating unit overseen by a Commissioner or equivalent;
Departmental Budget means a group of Capital Project Budgets which are segregately defined and grouped together to show those Capital Projects applicable to and to be administered by, each Department, as determined by and approved by the Director of Finance from time to time (and then typically recorded as such within the general ledger of accounts in the accounting system utilized by the Director of Finance).
Examples of Departmental Budget in a sentence
Prepare the Medical and Behavioral Healthcare portions of the Departmental Budget relating to monthly operations.
More Definitions of Departmental Budget
Departmental Budget means a group of Budget Line Items which are segregately defined and grouped together to show those Budget Line Items applicable to and to be administered by, each Department as determined by and approved by the Director of Finance from time to time (and then typically recorded as such within the general ledger of accounts in the accounting system utilized by the Director of Finance).
Departmental Budget means the Department’s total budget, which is an aggregate sum of each Cost Center Budget and the budget for staff compensation.