expense

a large amount of money spent

costs related to running a business

a large amount of money spent

a very large amount of money spent

a very large amount of money spent

a very important or large amount of money spent

an important or noticeable amount of money spent

an additional cost

costs for medical treatment and care

cost related to an individual's own needs

a cost that was not planned for

an extremely large amount of money spent

an extra cost

a cost that is not needed

a large amount of money spent

an additional cost

cost incurred each month

a cost that was not anticipated

money spent by a business on acquiring or maintaining fixed assets

cost incurred each year

costs that are considered fair and not excessive

costs related to caring for children

a cost that continues to be incurred

paid for by an employee, to be claimed back later from the employer

cost paid for by the government or public funds

costs that are genuine and reasonable

costs that reduce the amount of income that is subject to tax

costs related to the administration of a business or fund

costs that meet the criteria for reimbursement or deduction

costs that can be subtracted from taxable income

minor costs that occur in connection with a main activity

costs that can be deducted from income for tax purposes

the cost of borrowed funds

the portion of a fixed asset's cost that is recognized as an expense during an accounting period

an arrangement where an employer reimburses an employee for work-related costs

a document detailing costs to be reimbursed by an employer

a formal request for reimbursement of work-related costs

the amount of money being spent increases

with all costs covered by someone else

to spend as much money as is needed to make something good

paid for with public money from taxes

paid for with public money from taxes

paid for by someone or something; also can mean causing harm or disadvantage to someone/something

to reduce the amount of money being spent

to make costs lower

to provide enough money to pay for something

to pay for a cost, often with some difficulty

to pay for something

to reduce costs to the smallest possible amount

to become subject to a cost

to spend money, often a lot, on something