The three circulars list various types of cost or expense item (such as travel expense, maintenance expense, payroll salaries, lobbying costs, purchase of materials, payment of utility bills, etc)., and establishes whether each is either allowable or unallowable.
VPF's task-based website is organized by six major topics and provides step-by-step instructions to carry out financial tasks associated with Buying and Paying; Travel Planning and Expensing; Payroll; Budget Management Propertyy, Tax, and Accounting; and Payments to MIT.
And of course you will have folders that relate to your businesses expenses, payroll, accounting and taxes, etc., that do not directly relate to clients.
Broadcom, for example, reported a pro forma loss of $85.8 million for 2001, but when costs for "acquisition-related expenses, payroll taxes on certain stock option exercises" and other cash and noncash expenses like "loss on strategic investments" are factored in, the company lost $2.7 billion.
If it loses, it could be on the hook for paying for driver expenses, payroll taxes, workers' compensation and other benefits reserved for employees.
At Target, for example, interchange fees represent the second-largest store-level expense, behind payroll.
At Yahoo and Cisco, for example, pro forma operating income meant excluding the expense of payroll taxes.
CLUBHOUSE The Los Angeles Dodgers' owners have spared no expense on payroll, so it's no surprise they are also improving Dodger Stadium.
Insurance — health, auto, liability, worker's compensation — is the company's biggest expense after payroll and materials: about $400,000 a year, double what it was in 2000.
Until he adopted his one-size-fits-all policy, he says, the endless remodeling was his office's No. 2 expense behind payroll.
In fact, for many, they are second-largest expense, after payroll.
