indirect expenses

In addition, there is an amount included for the indirect expenses.

Real costs are the sum of all direct and indirect expenses associated with the transfer.

Universities routinely submit indirect expenses totaling the maximum percentage they negotiated.

Companies with investment business may deduct certain indirect expenses known as "expenses of management" when calculating their taxable profits.

Asthma costs the United States $16.1 billion annually in direct and indirect expenses, including $5 billion for drugs to control asthma attacks.

International Obligation- maintenance of socio economic obligation, cultural exchange etc. (these are indirect expenses of government)

For these services, the CFSCI receives reimbursement or direct and indirect expenses related to grant administration.

The rest is in indirect expenses, a category that covers what the teams and concessions spend on supplies as well as what the employees spend their paychecks on.

The California Fire Safe Council, Inc. receives reimbursement for direct and indirect expenses for administering the block grants that go through the Clearinghouse.

The VPA Pilots volunteer all costs associated with the flight: time, direct operating expenses, fees, and indirect expenses, such as wear and tear or depreciation.

Education expenses include school charges such as tuition, room and board, fees and indirect expenses such as books, supplies, equipment, dependent child care expenses, transportation and rental or purchase of a personal computer.

The present rate of UK withholding tax is 20 per cent of all gross income (including cash per diems and indirect expenses paid by the payer) arising from work in the UK.

Because virtual assistants are independent contractors rather than employees, clients are not responsible for any employee-related taxes, insurance or benefits, except in the context that those indirect expenses are included in the VAs fees.

The American Society for Assisted Reproduction's voluntary guidelines say egg donors "should be compensated for the direct and indirect expenses associated with their participation, their inconvenience and time, and to some degree, for the risk and discomfort undertaken."

An analysis of the grants where full data was available on both direct and indirect expenses, about three-quarters of total Clearinghouse funding through 2010, showed that nearly 15% of the Federal funding went to the CFSCI rather than to "on-the-ground" projects.

Some of the early proposals circulating among Federal officials call for a more uniform ceiling on how much an institution can recover in indirect costs, as well as forcing institutions to produce better documention of indirect expenses and requiring Federal audits of these costs.

Dr. Patriarca and Dr. Strikas pointed out that influenza costs American consumers "at least $12 billion annually in direct and indirect expenses" and is associated with 10,000 to 40,000 deaths above the number normally expected and more than 150,000 such hospitalizations each year.

Every emergency room has indirect expenses - "heat and light and having a building and having somebody from respiratory making sure there's oxygen in the hospital's oxygen system, and that there's a supply cart up there and the floors have been washed and waxed."

No one has accused McDonnell Douglas employees who attended the convention of any wrongdoing, but investigators faulted the contractor for trying to get taxpayers to pay its Tailhook bill, which McDonnell first charged to the Government as indirect expenses but later paid on its own.

A moving-expense tax deduction has been available for many years, allowing many taxpayers to deduct the direct costs of moving household goods and personal effects from one residence to another, as well as up to $3,000 for indirect expenses: pre-move house hunting, meals at temporary living quarters and similar costs.

This included a previously unannounced total of $370,000 in grants, including indirect expenses, to the CFSCI by the USFS "in addition to" reimbursement for direct and indirect expenses in the 2005 and 2006 Clearinghouse cycles.