The phrase "incur about" is not grammatically correct and would not be used in written English.
The correct phrase would be "incur costs" or "incur expenses." Example: The company will incur about $10,000 in additional expenses for the new marketing campaign.
On balance, smokers incur about 14 cents less per pack in costs paid by Massachusetts, while contributing an additional 51 cents per pack in excise taxes.
On $60,000 of income, she would incur about $7,500 of Social Security and Medicare taxes.
Lenders will incur about $2.5 billion in losses as a result of mortgage fraud this year, according to a recent report by the TowerGroup, a financial consultancy based in Needham, Mass.
Britvic predicted that its "business capability programme", involving the closure of its Norwich factory and the introduction of new bottling lines and warehousing in Rugby, would incur about £35 million to £40 million of one-off costs this year.
GoPro notes that it will incur about $5 million to $10 million as it restructures.
This round of layoffs is expected to incur about $6 million to $8.8 million in exits costs like employee severance packages.
His salon was fire-bombed twice, in 2007 and 2008, each time incurring about $6,000 worth of repairs.
Ultimately, Ossining incurred about $3.56 million in damages.
SNAP says it has incurred about $50,000 in legal fees and devoted hundreds of hours of staff time since the subpoenas began.
Those lawyers, who are paid from the federally financed $1.1 billion Captive Insurance fund, had incurred about $210 million in legal fees and expenses, officials with the insurance company said.
Danbury incurred about $100,000 in overtime charges for police and fire personnel, Mr. Boughton said, adding that he was most concerned about the cost to local businesses.
