Creating a budget is frequently the most painful part of writing a grant proposal.  On the other hand, creating a budget forces you to make all of the detailed decisions which give your project the specificity which most funding agencies require.  Consequently, thinking about and writing the budget is a chore which should be undertaken relatively early in the grant-writing process-- certainly before the deadline date.  The Sponsored Programs Office can help you think your budget through, provide current fringe benefit and indirect cost rates, or work with you to design  the budget.

See Pam Whitlock's Budget Development Presentation - here

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