An owner-operator may gross a hundred thousand, but roughly half is overhead: payments on the tractor, road taxes, insurance, maintenance, and about seventeen thousand dollars' worth of fuel.
Awarding individual grants to postdocs, for example, which many favor as a means to greater independence, would deprive institutions of the overhead payments they depend on, Penning observed.
But that rarely happens, he recognizes, because sought-after researchers can easily move, taking their grants, students, prestige, and overhead payments with them.
The older people, Abriola says, "are bringing in grant money … to support students" and other costs of their labs, often including at least part of their own salaries, not to mention overhead payments for the university.
But universities, of course, also have a financial interest in recruiting Ph.D. students--as cheap labor for the grant-funded research essential to institutional prestige and one of the keys to attracting research grants and accumulating overhead payments.
On the spending side, according to the Federal Election Commission, the funds can only go toward expenses directly related to the recount, such as paying the state staff that counts the votes or any other administrative or overhead payments, as well as post-election litigation (which, as with anything involving lawyers, can be pricey).
We learned how RAP managed the back end of its online merchant transactions, overhead bill payments, and how inventory was documented.
Or he could borrow against his holdings, but that would have saddled his young company with the overhead of monthly payments.
I have very expensive overheads and alimony payments.
Facility charges were also identified for HOPDs, ASCs, and offices (office facility portion as overhead expense equals total office payment minus physician payment).
Stock-watchers point out that GM has had trouble selling enough cars to pay for its overhead, upkeep, salaries and dividend payments.
