2. Stationery of production and management departments;
3. Newspaper and magazine fees;
4. Fees for books and materials;
5. Posts and telecommunications fees (including postage, postage, telegraph fees, telephone charges, local telephone installation fees, and telephone line rentals other than dispatching communication lines, etc.). );
6. Bank settlement document fees, etc.
Management expenses belong to the period expenses and are included in the current profit and loss when incurred.
Office expenses will be a little messy. For example, buying non-office supplies or gifts and issuing invoices for office supplies are common ways; Some commercial organizations issue invoices at will according to customers' requirements for economic benefits, which also contributes to this phenomenon.
In the procurement of office supplies, some fixed personnel are responsible, and internal supervision is weakened. Whether the reimbursement amount of office supplies is consistent with the actual expenditure is often not checked, which is prone to loopholes. Information Education An employee subscribed to a newspaper. There used to be a phenomenon of apportionment in newspapers. Big newspapers have a subscription quota, which requires enterprises to complete, which will increase the office expenses of enterprises to a certain extent.