Sentence examples for indirect expenses from inspiring English sources

Asthma costs the United States $16.1 billion annually in direct and indirect expenses, including $5 billion for drugs to control asthma attacks.

The report is one of the first to calculate the economic toll of obesity on the individual, including both direct costs, like medical expenses, and indirect expenses, like lost wages and reduced work productivity.

Though just a single page, the form requires taxpayers to tally up expenses such as rent, utilities, insurance, and mortgage interest and determine whether they are direct or indirect expenses, and then allocate a proportional share of each to the office.

In addition, universities will also receive a supplementary allowance of 20percentt of the funding to cover indirect expenses.

When your institution decided to "give back" some of that money--indirect costs--to you and to your colleagues, it's not because they aren't incurring those indirect expenses.

Meanwhile, pain and suffering, or indirect, expenses are much higher at roughly $221 billion.

An expense that benefits your entire house as well as your home business, such as putting a new roof on your house containing your home office, is an "indirect" expense that is proportionately deductible.

"Selling, General and Administrative Expense" is defined as "all direct and indirect selling expenses and all general and administrative expenses of the company," by Investopedia.

This study assessed the performance of entrées in Chinese chain restaurants based on revised menu engineering that incorporated factors including labor costs and indirect operating expenses (IOEs) and variable return-to-scale (VRS) data envelopment analysis (DEA).

Direct and indirect ICU expenses in the study period were retrieved using a 'top-down' method.

In consequence, both the time costs and direct and indirect cash expenses were high.