A significant variance between planned and actual spending in a company's budget could have several implications. It could indicate a problem with budget planning or execution. It could lead to financial instability if the company consistently spends more than it plans. This could also affect the company's ability to meet its financial obligations or invest in new opportunities. In some cases, it might trigger a renegotiation of contracts or a shift to a new vendor, as in the case of a tech company that experiences a significant increase in IT upgrade costs due to a vendor's price surge.
How to develop an effective budget proposal and get the right amount of resources to fund worthwhile...
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