AVOIDABLE COST
It is the expense that will not be spent if that particular operation or activity is not performed by the company. It refers to the costs of variables that can be avoided, unlike some of the fixed costs of production that are unavoidable. While these unavoidable costs are seen as negative costs, they may be needed in order to achieve certain thresholds or goals.
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Tunisian Dinar
Currency abbreviation for the Tunisian dinar, the official currency of Tunisia. The currency is comprised of 1,000 milim and presented with the sym ...
YOC
Yield On Cost (YOC) represents the original investment’s dividend yield. It is determined by dividing the stock’s annual dividend rate ...
Tax Gain/Loss Harvesting
Act of selling securities at a loss to reduce taxes. It aims to limit the tax imposed on short-term capital gains, which are normally taxed higher ...
Multiple Managers
A situation when an investment portfolio's assets are split among many fund managers to watch, manage, and analyze. It allows managers to have ...
Rental Real Estate Loss Allowance
A federal tax deduction of up to $25,000 that is available to non-real estate professionals who own at least a 10% interest in a rental property th ...
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