The phrase "asset costs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the expenses associated with acquiring or maintaining assets in a financial or business context.
Example: "The asset costs for the new machinery will significantly impact our budget for the upcoming fiscal year."
Alternatives: "asset expenses" or "costs of assets".
The savings in asset costs and support staff overhead can be significant.
Arista said the series of products would lower operating and capital asset costs by 40 percent.
A capital gain is the difference between what an asset costs and what profits are received after it is sold.
Excluding restructuring costs at its electronics unit, early retirement of debt, asset costs and an accounting change, Tyco said, profit would have been $1.68 billion, or 86 cents a share, more than the 84 cents expected by analysts surveyed by Thomson Financial/First Call.
That decision is short-sighted, especially given the fact that developer contributions for asset costs are now taxable, and debt interest is now capped – meaning, growth won't pay for growth, and higher cost equity will supplant lower cost debt and drive up utility rates in the future.
In addition, here, the usually minor labor costs lead to comparatively low asset costs.
"The Asset Cost of Poor Health". HKS Faculty Research Working Paper Series RWP11-005, January 2011.
The quantifiable elements of a manufacturing product stream, the "hard measures," are mass flow, cash flow, asset cost flow, and information flow.
FA = Total fixed asset cost.
If you have substantial fixed asset cost and current tax liabilities, this benefit provides significant tax savings.
The equivalent annual cost for each asset was calculated based on the following equations: The unit asset cost was obtained by dividing the equivalent annual cost of each asset by the total number of patients exposed to that service in one year.
