The phrase "any additional expense" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to extra costs that may arise beyond what was initially planned or budgeted.
Example: "Please let me know if there are any additional expenses that I should be aware of before finalizing the budget."
Alternatives: "any extra costs" or "any further charges".
"Your airline is obligated to pick up the tab for any additional expense in getting you to your intended destination via another carrier".
If congestion pricing existed today, drivers using most of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's bridges and tunnels, including the Triboro Bridge and the Queens-Midtown Tunnel, would be spared any additional expense from it, because the toll for E-ZPass users, who make up about 75percentt of drivers in the region, is already $4 each way at most of its crossings.
Inghams (01483 345 825) offers flights and chalets from £280 per person Livigno "This Italian Alpine resort is a three hours from Milan and, as it is a duty-free zone, any additional expense for last-minute flights is somewhat offset by low in-resort prices," says Duncan.
This allows firms that do not have the know-how to achieve the quality level demanded by importers to learn how to enhance their quality without any additional expense.
"Any additional expenses you incurred as a result of being quarantined would be covered under the policy".
If an organization received donations from 1,000 individuals, it could spend $2.7 million tax-free, but any additional expenses would be taxable.
As much as I try to save, it's impossible with the cost of living, and any additional expenses – such as problems with the car, which I need for my job – leave me in a position where I have to take on debt.
Also, don't overlook any additional expenses that could come up, like insurance, repairs, taxes and other fees.
Students are expected to cover travel costs to and from the Summer School and any additional expenses they may incur.
"They haven't incurred any additional expenses and they are bringing expenses rapidly down as they wind down the old fund," says this person.
She lived off $24k, paying $1,100 a month in rent and allowing herself $900 a month for any additional expenses (including basic needs, like clothes, food, etc.).
