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1 expenses
[-siz]noun plural (money spent in carrying out a job etc: His firm paid his travelling expenses.) omkostnader -
2 expenses and income
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3 cover expenses
betala kostnader -
4 covered the expenses
betalade kostnaderna -
5 current expenses
löpande utgifter -
6 cutting down on expenses
dra ner på utgifter -
7 extra expenses
extrautgifter -
8 incidental expenses
tillfälliga utgifter (oförutsedda utgifter) -
9 manufacturing expenses
tillverkningskostnader (kostnader som ett företag betalar för produktion) -
10 marginal expenses
marginalutgift -
11 meet expenses
täcka utgifter -
12 operating expenses
driftskostnader -
13 pay expenses
betala utgifter -
14 personal expenses
personliga utgifter (utgift för privata behov) -
15 preliminary expenses
förhandsutgifter -
16 pull in expenses
inskränka sig -
17 recovery of expenses
återvinning av utgifter -
18 selling administrative and general expenses
försäljningsadministrativa och generella utgifter (ett företags operativa utgifter bundna till sidoutgifter och förtjänst vid tillverkningsprocessen)English-Swedish dictionary > selling administrative and general expenses
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19 share expenses
dela på utgifterna -
20 staying expenses
övernattningsutgifter (kostnad för övernattning på ett annat ställe än hemma)
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См. также в других словарях:
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expenses of administration — The costs of wrapping up a deceased person s estate and distributing property. They may include attorney fees, appraisal, costs, and probate court fees. Category: Wills, Trusts & Estates → Estates, Executors & Probate Court Nolo’s Plain English… … Law dictionary