incidental costs
incidental expenses
incidentals informal

The savings created by vaccination should be used to compensate for these incidental costs.

I hope that the funds advanced do not give rise to further incidental costs and make matters too difficult for the projects.

There are also real estate commissions, moving expenses and a myriad of incidental costs.

But other incidental costs can mount up fast.

The prize does not include travel insurance, food and drink, personal expenditure or incidental costs, other than where mentioned.

The prizes do not include travel to and from the events, accommodation, personal expenditure or other incidental costs.

Once you factor in outfits, hen/stag do and other incidental costs it really does all add up for the guests.

"But when you're fighting sugar, labor and other incidental costs, you can't fight a three-headed monster."

The carrying charge includes insurance, storage and interest on the invested funds as well as other incidental costs.

Wage incidental costs must be reduced for small and medium-sized enterprises, which are subject to high salary costs.

You might also decide to itemise any incidental costs you recharge to your customers, but that's up to you.

The value is normally the delivered price paid at the time of entry for warehousing, plus certain other incidental costs if not already included in the price.

I suppose,' Dekker said, 'that was what that gangster meant by incidental costs.' '

Eligible costs for projects may include interest, retirement of principal, costs for issuing bonds, and other incidental costs which must be approved.

Due to methodological and data constraints, the magnitude of these incidental costs has not been computed, however they are described in more detail later in this chapter.

The committee is supervising the testing, the participating scientists are donating their time and Wistar is paying incidental costs estimated at $10,000.

Must be able to pay $140,000 annual upkeep and meet incidental costs of, for example, repairing the driveway ($70,000) and fixing the stables ($1 million).

There are many incidental costs that your business might incur that you can't exclude from the VAT calculation when you invoice your customers.

In the 1989-90 season, several U.N.L.V. basketball players served one-game suspensions for unpaid incidental costs, including phone calls, at hotels where the team stayed on road trips.

But even after taking into account his incidental costs, like gasoline, he is building equity in his medallion because about $800 of his check to Freshstart pays down principal.

Levels 2 and 3 also offer a fixed sum to help with incidental costs incurred while in hospital as an in-patient or day-patient (excludes pre-existing conditions for the first 12 months).

"I used to get really antsy the night before it came time to get my hotel bill, because I knew there would be hundreds of dollars of incidental costs," Ms. Carney said.

It may also surprise him that many of these students work during their summer vacations and save this money to support their "social life" and even help their parents with some of the incidental costs of college.

From the sale price can be deducted the cost of acquisition of the asset, including incidental costs such as conveyancing costs, the cost of the disposal, and costs of improving the asset.

If a tenant exercises an existing right, for example to assign the lease or grant a sublease or alter the building, he usually must reimburse the landlord's incidental costs, for example the legal or survey fees.

But money spent for room, board and incidental expenses is now subject to tax.

There are also considerable incidental expenses once on a live poker table.

Incidental expenses have been covered by a small contribution from a local corporation.

There are usually some added incidental expenses as well.

Students pay only for incidental expenses such as textbooks.

They dig into their own pockets for incidental expenses.

That will mean a total cost of slightly more than $6,000 annually, including incidental expenses.

After dealer tips, the "winning" player would probably barely break even before any other incidental expenses.

The airline must also pay for reasonable incidental expenses such as meals and hotel accommodation.

The amounts indicate "incidental expenses" - the cost of materials, supplies, and some services.

Subsistence and/or incidental expenses are negotiable upon availability of funds.

Students are responsible for the cost of cafeteria meals and for personal, incidental expenses.

Judges are not normally compensated for their service at a competition, although incidental expenses may be reimbursed.

More than once, in Washington, he had said: "Draw plenty of money for incidental expenses.

More than that, I am prepared to fund an expansion of your activities and any incidental expenses that occur.

Calculation of the amount for incidental expenses.

Speaking of money-" "We will cover the air fare and incidental expenses.

The Institute pays for all incidental expenses, including providing a replacement teacher in the Fellow's school.

Interns are reimbursed for meals and incidental expenses at a rate of $181.50 week.

The offer was accompanied by a certified credit cube worth an amount equal to three years' salary, for "incidental expenses."

The moderate allowance his father made him he had treated as cash for incidental expenses, but everything else had been on credit.

Like all government ministers travelling abroad, she was entitled to a daily allowance for "incidental expenses".

He seemed more open to proposals to give the athletes $60 to $70 a month for incidental expenses, saying that was "another issue."

Finally, one lawmaker asked him why the agency did not account for $48,000 in incidental expenses related to the Iran operation.

Temporary duty assignments usually come with per diem pay, covering lodging, meals, and incidental expenses.

This time around, Lehman has gone well beyond such incidentals.

The attitude and incidentals I will leave to your taste.

These things were only incidentals, but what can I tell you of the essentials?

There was enough to be concerned over without being bothered by incidentals.

But the price is inclusive, with few incidentals; remember, however, the cost of getting there.

At the same time, it concerned him that he was even conscious of such incidentals.

He kept a couple hundred dollars for incidentals and then returned to his hotel.

"I acquired it from him myself, along with a few other incidentals.

If it works, and leaves room for incidentals, then start considering that bag.

"This is for gasoline, food and incidentals," I told him.

They foraged for more food and took care of personal incidentals, then got together to decide on their course.

They chatted about incidentals, staying away from the obvious subject.

The federal assistance covers his education, but not incidentals like application fees.

"Excuse me," he says, "but do you have some spare change for food and incidentals?"

Volunteers will not be paid for any services, mileage, incidentals, etc.

Base the idea and structure building on that and then increase the incidentals as you go along.

She wonders why so much time needs to be spend on 'the incidentals'.

No, all the iron and steel parts are incidentals.

The other things were incidentals, the product of an overactive imagination as her mother would have said.

So remember to send last minute incidentals to the hotel where your staff is staying instead of the convention hall.

Action does not require such incidentals as exterior motion.

"No, three-quarters up front, the rest on completion, and that's not counting my incidentals."

The cost of tuition, room, board, books, incidentals and travel was about $23,000.

Plus other incidentals somehow not included in the all-inclusive main package.

However, patients (or their county of residence) remained responsible for transportation, clothing and incidentals.