recurring expenses

However, they should also be able to receive support for some of their recurring expenses.

"It's just going to meld into the rest of my recurring expenses."

In 1996 the museum sold $30 millions of her artwork to pay salaries and other recurring expenses.

Has it found ways to hide its costs by categorizing recurring expenses as capital spending?

Geared ships also incur greater recurring expenses, such as maintenance and fuel costs.

Over-indebtedness implies an inability to meet such recurring expenses.

These corporations do spend money on talented people and research, but they are spared the big, recurring expenses encountered by heavy industries.

Next, you need to create a budget of your recurring expenses and include your savings contributions as a monthly expense.

The bonds will be used for paying salaries and other recurring expenses, a cardinal sin in budget-making.

Operational costs: Day to day recurring expenses cost like rental fees, monthly electrical invoices and salaries.

The repayment of the loan is in time and recurring expenses like electric bill, water charges, maintenance cost are shared in time.

Not only are consumers juggling many bills each month, more people are switching to automatic payment methods to handle the multiplicity of recurring expenses.

We therefore decide a unit of water and farmer decides how many units he wants, and shares capital and recurring expenses accordingly.

But fiscal monitors say it would be foolish to use the surplus for recurring expenses, whether they be salary increases, tax reductions or new city programs.

"This is the first time since the end of World War II that Japan has undertaken large-scale direct borrowing to cover recurring expenses," he said.

The financing situation, Mr. Nield said, has left universities with a cash crisis, forcing them to make choices between cutting capital programs or slashing recurring expenses.

Lastly, all contracted financial commitments are included, among them mortgage and consumer credit commitments, utility and telephone bills as well as rent payments (recurring expenses).

He generously donated annually Rs.1 lakh towards recurring expenses of the AU College of Science and Technology.

This means that the next year, when inflation drives up the cost of the program, the gap between recurring expenses and recurring revenues will have grown that much wider.

"The governor has continuously said that he will not sign a budget that does not match recurring revenues with recurring expenses," said the spokesman, Anthony Coley.

Using such one-shot savings to pay for recurring expenses is one of the main reasons the city projects multibillion-dollar deficits into the future, a pattern that this budget fails to break.

In several instances, enterprises have asserted that recurring expenses such as depreciation, amortization or changes in estimates of accrued liabilities should not be included in profit from operating activities.

Since equal or proportionate distribution is foolproof, certain and doubtless; farmers willingly and happily share the capital expenses (loan and investment) and recurring expenses in that proportion.

For the most part, the money is going for recurring expenses that will remain in the budget long after the current surplus is used up, leaving wide budget gaps in the future.

The business may also be vulnerable to subscription overload, Mr. Doherty said, if consumers find that monthly recurring expenses from cellphone bills, cable TV, and other services are too high.