"various expenses" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a range of different costs or expenditures, often in the context of managing finances or budgeting. Example: "The company's financial report listed various expenses, including employee salaries, office rent, and marketing fees."
This comes on top of other deductions for various expenses.
Make a pie chart breaking down the various expenses associated with a "typical" ceremony.
The maximum allowed is $5,000, which can be used for various expenses related to child care, including kindergarten.
Mr. Spitzer sold the eight apartments for $6.1 million, declaring capital gains of $5,968,911 after various expenses.
However, you are right in thinking that you can reduce the size of the gain by deducting various expenses.
The IRS has taken issue with various expenses (a mere twenty million dollars worth) on his recent corporate returns, and the Feds have charged him with tax evasion.
We intentionally do not determine how this allowance money should be broken down across various expense categories.
On or about Oct. 30, 2012, after an article in the San Diego Reader referenced Margaret Hunter's salary and various expense reimbursements, Duncan Hunter relieved her of her formal duties with the campaign, the indictment says.
The per patient median expenditure for the various expense categories were: medicine $26, tests 0, tips $1.25, food $1.25, other items $4.38, travel $22.25, and hospital admission fee $0.25.
If we compare various education expenses with other standard family expenses such as health costs, housing prices, rent and childcare, school fees rises have over the past decade generally outstripped them all.
You can deduct various business expenses related to your gambling business (including your trips to gamble tournaments) and report your winning and expenses on Schedule C.
