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61 installation expense
s.gasto de instalación. -
62 insurance expense
s.gasto por seguro. -
63 intercompany expense
s.gastos entre compañías. -
64 interest expense
s.gasto de intereses, gastos por intereses, gasto por intereses. -
65 investment expense
s.gasto de inversión. -
66 legal expense
s.gasto legal. -
67 local expense
s.gasto de plaza. -
68 lodging expense
s.gasto de alojamiento. -
69 maintenance expense
s.gasto de mantenimiento. -
70 manufacturing expense
s.gasto de fabricación, gasto de manufactura. -
71 marketing expense
s.gastos de mercadeo, gasto de distribución. -
72 miscellaneous expense
s.gasto misceláneo. -
73 monthly expense
s.gasto mensual. -
74 necessary expense
s.gasto necesario. -
75 noncontrollable expense
s.gasto no controlable. -
76 nondeductible expense
s.gasto no deducible. -
77 noninterest expense
s.gastos no de intereses. -
78 nonoperating expense
s.gastos fuera de la operación, gastos fuera de la explotación. -
79 nonrecoverable expense
s.gasto no recuperable. -
80 nonrecurrent expense
s.gasto extraordinario, gasto no periódico.
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