fixed expenses

"Because of those four reasons, the food budget is the first one to go, after families meet their fixed expenses."

A third of that goes toward fixed expenses like utilities.

Fixed expenses are those that you can be sure of every month, such as your mortgage or car payment.

"I was able to stay in business because I cut my fixed expenses," he said.

The question is, when the market pulls back in a few years, will you be stuck with all these fixed expenses?"

Next, you'll want to record your fixed expenses.

Annual spending on fixed expenses such as debt service and pensions, are not subject to public participation.

"Their fixed expenses are much more than the mail-order houses that don't have a presence in the state."

Most of that goes to defense and fixed expenses, like debt payments and entitlements.

Fixed expenses include rent, utilities, administrative costs and insurance costs.

Elements of a personal or family budget usually include, fixed expenses, monthly payments, insurance,entertainment, and savings.

It pays your rent, utilities and other fixed expenses when business income is interrupted by, say, a fire or flood.

Others question the suitability of matching relatively fixed expenses with risky investment assets.

Only an increase in fixed expenses as a result of the infringing product can be deducted from the profits.

Shearson's fixed expenses were cut 9 percent, or $266 million, from 1989 levels.

Secondly, the budget for 2011, also under the mandate, leads us to the following conclusion - the proportion of fixed expenses is rising.

Put another way, as commissions and other revenue produced by brokers grew 87 percent, fixed expenses rose only 31 percent.

"Try not to establish a high level of fixed expenses," Mr. Pond said.

At the end of the year, we deduct our fixed expenses and divide the profits among the members of the group."

As the president of a homeowners association, I must point out that associations have fixed expenses like salaries, landscaping and garbage disposal.

When a corporation is bleeding money, often the only way to save it is to drastically lower fixed expenses by firing staff.

I also believe that transparency is required, which therefore means providing clear information about the overall volume of fixed expenses in the European Parliament's budget.

Fixed expenses as a percentage of gross commissions and other revenues have fallen to 21 percent in 1992 from 30 percent in 1988.

One of the organization's annual fixed expenses is $25 million to pay off the bonds on the expanded tennis center, which included building Ashe stadium.

The firm's cost-cutting program resulted in a $236 million drop in semi-fixed and fixed expenses.