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Keywords:  accrual, incur, expenditure, revenue, wages
Related Terms: Expense, Operating expenses, Operating expense, Operating costs, Other expenses, Expenditure, Matching principle, Business expenses, Accrual method, Accrued expenses, Cost, Section 179 expense deduction, Variable expenses, Administrative expenses, General and administrative expenses, Cost, Capital costs, Fixed expenses, Gross earnings, Loss, Administrative expense, Gross revenue, Gross annual income, Overhead costs, Fixed costs, Net proceeds, Gross income, Profit, Overheads, Depreciation expense, Travel expenses, Revenue expenditure, Acquisition costs, Expense, Net income, Overhead, Revenue, Net operating income, Prepaid expense, Residual income, Gross sales, Start-up costs, Gross monthly income, Accrual, Income, Acquisition cost, Carrying cost, Deferred charge, Indirect costs, Net profit
Costs incurred by a business with a view to making a profit. They may be cash payments or non cash costs such as depreciation or reduction in inventories.
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All the costs incurred in operating a program. In an accrual system, an expense is recorded in the accounting system when it is incurred, before you actually expend cash to pay the bill.
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All corporate costs incurred in transacting business (17.1).
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Keywords:  outlay, financial, cash, action, legal
outlay of cash.
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The organization's financial outlay for the tax period.
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Financial outlays
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Keywords:  outflows, ongoing, incurrences, rendering, liabilities
Related Terms: Expense, Surplus, Capital expenditures, Capital expenditure, Revenues, Expenses , Expense, Revenue, Capital spending, Expenditures, Loss, Unearned revenue, Revenue, Operating revenue, Expenditure, Revenues, Revenue expenditure, Operating expenses, Income, Capitalize, National income, Capital allowances, Operating income, Saving, Depreciation expense, Deferred revenue, Other income, Operating cash flow, Coverage ratio, Income, Deferred charge, Negative cash flow, Other expenses, Capital, Cash flow, Operating expense, Invisible balance, Profit, Capex, Expenditure, Free cash flow, Deferred income, Net loss, Cash flow from operations, Owner's equity, Expenditure, Deferred taxes, Net profit, Total liabilities, Provisions
Outflows or other reductions of assets or increases in liabilities (or a combination of both) from delivering or producing goods, rendering services, or carrying out other activities that constitute the entity's ongoing major or central operations.
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consumptions or losses of future economic benefits, in the form of reductions in assets or increases in liabilities of Defence, other than those relating to distributions to the Commonwealth, that result in a decrease in equity during the reporting period.
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Outflows of resources arising from the operation of the association during a period.
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Keywords:  spend, ical, things, charity, donated
Related Terms: Discretionary income, Revenue expenditure, Expense, Outlays, Fiscal deficit, Gross annual income, Accrued expenses, Other expenses, Deferred charge, Surplus income, Prepaid expense, Gross monthly income, Budget deficit, Residual income, Accrual method, Expense, Expenditures, Savings, Income, Disbursement, Expenses , Disposable income, Expenditure, Expenditure, Matching principle, Gross earnings, Expenditures, Gross income, Interest expense, Net operating income, Accrual method of accounting, Operating expenses, Net income, Deficit, Saving, Deficit spending, Budget surplus, Accrual basis, Operating expense, Outlay, Balanced budget, Fixed expenses, Discretionary expenses, Net, Personal income, Deficit financing, Budget, Accrual, National income
Expenses is a simple command-line tool for finance tracking using iCal. You record your earnings and spendings into iCal, and this script then calculates how much you have spent over a given time period.
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Things that you are required to spend money on, such as food, clothing, housing, or other things that you have to have.
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A charity's expenses include spending on such things as salaries, supplies, equipment, travel, and conferences. They can also include the value of donated goods that a charity distributes.
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Keywords:  responsibity, rort, politicians, servants, fraud
rort (fraud): Politicians and many public servants are allowed expenses to meet the responsibity of their job. False or inflated expenses claims constitute fraud against the government.
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Keywords:  petrol, stationery, furnishing, goods, promotional
Related Terms: Revenue, Revenues, Cost of goods sold, Operating expenses, Gross profit, Other expenses, Cogs, Cost of sales, Direct expenses, National income, Sales, Expenses , Business expenses, Gross revenue, Residual income, Expense, Expense, Net operating income, Gross income, Expenses , Production cost, Inventory carrying costs, Unearned revenue, Variable expenses, Net income, Gross sales, Operating expense, Profit, Gross earnings, Gross margin, Section 179 expense deduction, Matching principle, Allowable expense, Saving, Noi, Income, Gross profit margin, Producer surplus, Discretionary income, Prepaid expense, Direct product profitability, Fixed expenses, Total revenue, Gross annual income, Trading profit, Net sales, Gross, Consumer surplus, Savings
money paid out for services and goods
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Expenses are those items that the company buys which do not go to actually create that company’s product or service. E.g. stationery, petrol, promotional goods. Click here to go back to the top of the page
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Goods or services purchased directly for the running of the business. This does not include goods bought for re-sale or any items of a capital nature (see Stock and Fixed Assets ). · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · HOME
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Keywords:  checkbook, tolls, parking, art, check
In-house expenses for materials like art boards, tolls, and parking should be added into the Expenses window. In-house expenses paid by check should be added into the Checkbook.
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Keywords:  expire
Expire
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Keywords:  operating, see
See Operating Expenses.
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