The audit of the Thruway Authority says the agency should put off increases until it analyzes its expenses, operations and projects.
The firms have announced that they will no longer sell consulting services to companies they audit and that they will not serve simultaneously as a company's external auditor and as its internal auditor, which is responsible for monitoring expenses, operations and other functions within a company.
In this paper a moving cooling bed design optimization approach is developed which is based on total cost minimization and considers either capital investment (bed structure, trolleys and fans) and operating expenses (blowers operation and trolleys motion).
In the second sense, the amortization of an asset, such as a building, a machine, or a mine, over its estimated life has the effect of reducing its balance-sheet valuation and charging its cost into the expenses of operation.
It has been argued that LH is associated with higher expenses, longer operation times and a higher rate of complications.
The novel carbon nanotube-based detectors offered significantly lower operating potentials, substantially enhanced signal-to-noise characteristics, and lower expense of operation.
The community generally accepted that, with parks being shortchanged in city and state budgets, this project would have to be self-sustaining — that is, some private sources of revenue would have to be found to pay for the annual expenses of operations and maintenance, projected at $15 million.
Operating income is revenues less player costs, selling, general and marketing expenses, stadium operations, coaches and player development costs and travel.
Salomon Smith Barney and the Nevada Department of Business and Industry issued revenue bonds, and LVMC would pay the expenses of operations and maintenance after receiving the bonds.
Free cash flow (cash left over after the payment of expenses from operations, minus capital expenditures) moved into positive territory from -$65 million in 2000 to $64 million in 2001.
