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In a number of BudgetLink reports, variances between Actual and Budget values are calculated. There are two types of variance calculations: Standard and Impact. The Standard variance calculation is used in MYOB and it is the same for all account types (Actual - Budget). The Impact variance calculation is the default used in BudgetLink reports and it differs for account types such that variances that have a negative impact on the business are displayed as negative values and those with a positive impact are displayed as positive values. The Impact variance calculation by account type is shown below.  
In a number of BudgetLink reports, variances between Actual and Budget values are calculated. There are two types of variance calculations: Standard and Impact. The Standard variance calculation is used in MYOB and it is the same for all account types (Actual - Budget). The Impact variance calculation is the default used in BudgetLink reports and it differs for account types such that variances that have a negative impact on the business are displayed as negative values and those with a positive impact are displayed as positive values. The Impact variance calculation by account type is shown below.  
[[File:VariancesExample.png|400px|thumb|right|Variances Example]]


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The example shows how these formulas are applied in a Profit and Loss report.
The example shows how these formulas are applied in a Profit and Loss report.
 
[[File:VariancesExample.png|300px|thumb|right|Variances Example]]
 
For an Income account, if the Actual value is greater than the Budget value, then the Variance is calculated as a positive as earnings were higher than expected and this has a positive impact on the business.
For an Income account, if the Actual value is greater than the Budget value, then the Variance is calculated as a positive as earnings were higher than expected and this has a positive impact on the business.


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