I would recommend oftentimes if you're going to construct a budget that you would take the prior periods income statement, looking something like this, export it to Excel and then modify it based on what you think is going to happen into the future and then create your budget from that modified report. It's like, well, why would I put it back into QuickBooks then when I just already have it in Excel at that point in time? Well, that's because you can run the budget versus actual report, which can be which can give you useful data as time passes. So that's going to be this one. I can right click the budget versus actual and open that one up. And so there we have it closing up the hamburger. And so now we've got this information by date and let's change the range up top. So because we only have the last few months that have actual data in it. So let's change this from <IP_ADDRESS> to <IP_ADDRESS> and run it running. And so now we've got the actual data for November and then the budget, budgeted data. And then you've got the over budget information here. So if I pull out the trustee calculator, trustee calculator and we check this out. We're going to say, okay, obviously the difference is this minus that is the 25 difference. And this amount here is the percent of the budget. So if I took the 975 divided by 1000. So we actually were at 97.5% of the budget. And so you got that for December and you've got that on the total on the right hand side. So this kind of comparative report is, you know, the added level of detail. Clearly you would only have the actual data as time passes because when you first make the budget, it's going to be projection out into the future. Then time passes. We compare what actually happens to what we thought should happen. And then we're going to obviously make our decision and change our decisions based on that. We're always trying to set a target so that we can shoot for the target and then make modifications to improve. So note, you have these two options up top as well. So you've got the dropdown. Notice it says the over budget. So if I took the actual and this was the budget. So now it's saying over budget and we were actually under budget. That's why it comes out to a negative. So if you want it, you could, you can imagine it the other way. So you could say, okay, what if I wanted to put it the remaining and then the percent of remaining. So now you've got the actual, the budget. And if I want to see it in terms of the over budget, it would be negative 25 or I can see it in terms of the remaining, which would be, you know, the 25. And then you could take the, this line item is the percent of the remaining amount, which is going to be the 25 divided by the budget of 1000. And that's going to give us, if I move the decimal two places over that 2.5. So that's some of that's kind of a matter of preference in terms of whether you're probably not going to choose both of those options. Maybe you're going to choose, you know, these two down below. And so now you've got the actual, the budget and let's run it. And so now you've got the actual, the budget and the remaining and then the percent of the remaining versus these two up top. And then I uncheck those two. And that one is going to give you the actual, the budget and then the over budget and then the percent of the budget. So that's probably kind of more of a matter of preference in terms of which way you kind of want to see those budgeting options. But that's the general idea. The basic overview is that the budget you want to remember isn't something that you can expect like a client just saying, well, now you just need to create a budget. That's not really what the bookkeeper would do with the accounting department does and enough of themselves because they only have the past data. They're going to need the added information. If it's your own company file, you have that added information, which is your idea or knowledge about what changes you're going to make. If you're not the owner of the business and you're doing bookkeeping or working in the company, then you got to talk to other people such as the marketing department and management and whatnot and economists or whatever to think about what's going to happen into the future. And then you can pool together the knowledge of the accounting department, which is going to help you to just format the budget. And then people that are going to make changes to try to improve performance so that you can make projections out into the future. When you do so, you probably want to start off with the past data, export it to Excel, I would think, make modifications on it, then import it back into the system so that you can run budget versus actual reports, which help you to modify your behavior with regards to your business in the future.


Ladies and gentlemen, my name is Matt Rogers and welcome to my review for Netflix's new original Death Note. First of all a spoiler alert is in order not only for the movie, but also for the anime and the manga. Now I really wanted to like this movie. I went into it with a positive attitude.  Now when I heard that Netflix was adapting Death Note I automatically thought it was gonna be a series, not a 90 minute movie because it seems here that they've condensed 40 anime episodes into one movie which are for newcomers especially is a lot to take in. Light becomes an overnight sensation as Kira in a 20 second montage.  And not only that from the very start of the movie there were things that paved me including Light meeting Ryuk for the first time. You can't really decide if you're supposed to be scared or you're supposed to be laughing at Light's reaction to Ryuk. And what's with Light trusting Mia almost instantly? They barely know each other's name and he's full on showing her all his secrets that he has in the Death Note. And speaking of the book itself, they've obviously changed a few rules which I get that would have to do but major things like when Mia touches the book she still can't see Ryuk. There's not much mention of heart attacks They don't really mention that when you write in a name, it's a heart attack. It sort of did a whole dealer's choice scenario where it sort of just happens by random occurrence. And another rule that bugged me was that you can only destroy one page in the whole book. So if you wanted to stop a death from happening you can only destroy one page and if you've destroyed that one page the rest of the book you have to deal with the consequences of what you've written down. I just didn't get the point of that and I thought it was just to fill up a few plot holes I guess. I have to admit that some of the kills were quite creative. I did like the first one. It definitely gave off some final destination vibes where you're seeing all these things go wrong before he finally gets beheaded which I thought was done well, but we didn't really see the mechanic of the deaths enough. In the anime you see so many deaths and it sort of becomes overwhelming after a while but I feel like this was a little underwhelming. Now the build-up to the third act in the movie was this pointless chase scene between L and Light where L is chasing Light down the street which wasn't true to character at all in my opinion and I just didn't get the point of it in the first place. It just seems silly them running around the city together. I really quite enjoyed the Basie synth score that they had going on sort of a Stranger Things type tone but it set the right tone throughout most of the movie. One thing I was surprised with though was the casting. I was understandably worried about their choices with Light and L and whatnot but Light wasn't the best but I feel like that was mainly the writer's fault rather than the actor himself. L was really done well. Again, Riders let him down a little bit but Lekith Stanfield did a great job, especially his voice. If you closed your eyes during some of his dialogue you could definitely tell it was inspired by L from the anime and Willem Dafoe was fantastic. He was perfectly creepy and villainous but also being comedic at the same time and that laugh. I also like the sneaky reference from American Horror Story, that didn't go unnoticed but in the finale when Light is revealing all this grand scheme that he did it just leaves you wanting more. It just wasn't clever enough that Death Note is one of the cleverest series I've ever seen, ever read. I just think that this just definitely was underwhelming in how clever Light was and definitely the whole match between L and Light's intelligence there just wasn't any of that at all which is overall I think where this movie falls the most. But if you haven't watched the anime I do think it is worth a watch even if it is just for Willem Dafoe's performance as Ryuk because as I said, flawless. But thanks so much for hanging out, if you had a good time then spank that like button and if you're subscribed during this video then walk on the board. This is Matt Rogers, signing off.


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