- an
expense. For
students or parents,
tuition is an
expense.
Buying food, clothing, furniture, or an
automobile is
often referred to as an
expense. An...
- An
operating expense (opex) is an
ongoing cost for
running a product, business, or system. Its counterpart, a
capital expenditure (capex), is the cost...
-
expense,
promotion expense,
repairs expense,
maintenance expense, rent
expense,
salaries and
wages expense,
transportation expense,
supplies expense and...
-
Expense management refers to the
systems deplo**** by a
business to process, pay, and
audit employee-initiated expenses.
These costs include, but are not...
- The
expense ratio of a
stock or ****et fund is the
total percentage of fund ****ets used for administrative, management,
advertising (12b-1), and all other...
-
Capital expenditure or
capital expense (abbreviated capex, CAPEX, or CapEx) is the
money an
organization or
corporate entity spends to buy, maintain,...
-
increased on the
balance sheet. On the
other hand, an
accrued expense is
recognised as an
expense on the
income statement and
represented as a
liability on...
- A company's tax
expense (or tax charge) is the
income before tax
multiplied by the
appropriate tax rate. Generally,
companies report income before tax...
-
accrual basis accounting, the
matching principle (or
expense recognition principle)
dictates that an
expense should be
reported in the same
period as the corresponding...
- In accounting, the
concept of a
freight expense or
freight spend account can be
generalized as a
payment for
sending out a
product to a customer. It falls...
