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111Maintenance expenses — That portion of operating expenses consisting of labor, materials, and other direct and indirect expenses incurred for preserving the operating efficiency and/or physical condition of utility plants used for power production, transmission, and… …
112Maintenance supervision and engineering expenses — The cost of labor and expenses incurred in the general supervision and direction of the maintenance of power generation stations. The supervision and engineering included consists of the pay and expenses of superintendents, engineers, clerks,… …
113Operating expenses — Segment expenses related both to revenue from sales to unaffiliated customers and revenue from intersegment sales or transfers, excluding loss on disposition of property, plant, and equipment; interest expenses and financial charges; foreign… …
114formation expenses — The expenses incurred on setting up a company. According to the Companies Act, these expenses must not be treated as an asset of the company …
115formation expenses — The expenses incurred on setting up a company. According to the Companies Act, these expenses must not be treated as an asset of the company …
116all expenses paid — if you do something all expenses paid, someone else pays for everything You could win an all expenses paid holiday …
117entertainment expenses — Such expenses are deductible only if they are directly related or associated with business. Various restrictions and documentation requirements have been imposed by the Internal Revenue Code and Regulations upon the deductibility of entertainment …
118extraordinary expenses — An expense characterized by its unusual nature and infrequency of occurrence; e.g. plant abandonment, goodwill write off, large product liability judgment. This term in a constitutional provision that the state may incur indebtedness for… …
119entertainment expenses — Such expenses are deductible only if they are directly related or associated with business. Various restrictions and documentation requirements have been imposed by the Internal Revenue Code and Regulations upon the deductibility of entertainment …
120extraordinary expenses — An expense characterized by its unusual nature and infrequency of occurrence; e.g. plant abandonment, goodwill write off, large product liability judgment. This term in a constitutional provision that the state may incur indebtedness for… …