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What are the three expense rates? What is the formula?
1. Three expenses are used in enterprise accounting: management expenses, manufacturing expenses and operating expenses.

1. Management expenses are a series of expenses related to enterprise management, such as the salary of managers and losses caused by management reasons.

2. Manufacturing cost is a transitional subject to be used in accounting, which will eventually be carried over to the production cost of the production enterprise, such as the depreciation of production equipment and the salary of factory managers.

3. Operating expenses refer to the current expenses related to the daily business activities of the enterprise, such as business entertainment expenses and advertising expenses.

2. Formula: three expense rates = (operating expenses+management expenses+financial expenses)/main business income.

Extended data:

First, the nature of management fees is similar to handling fees.

1. Calculation of management fee: the management fee is calculated according to a certain proportion of the total loan amount and paid in one lump sum or by installments.

2. Payment method: the expense rate is generally within the range of 0. 1% ~ 0.5% of the total loan, and the management fee can be paid in one lump sum when signing the loan agreement; Repaying the loan for the first time; Pay in proportion to the loan amount each time.

2. Manufacturing expenses refer to the indirect expenses incurred by enterprises for producing products and providing services, including utilities, depreciation of fixed assets, amortization of intangible assets, salaries of managers, relevant environmental protection expenses stipulated by the state, seasonal and shutdown losses during repair, etc.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-three fees