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Accounting Dictionary

Expense

 

  1. Expenses are outflows, uses of assets, or the incurring of liabilities from delivering goods or services as part of normal operations over a period of time. A loss is a cost expiration either not in the ordinary course of business (a loss on the sale of investment assets) or without the generation of revenue (an abandonment). See also revenues and gains and losses and cost. Cost of goods and services used in the current accounting period.

 

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Revenues [FARBAR]Gains [FARBAR]Losses [FARBAR]Cost [FARBAR]Back to Dictionary

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