Expense in Accounting

What Is Expense in Accounting?

Expense in accounting refers to the money spent by an organization on goods, services, or activities necessary to carry out their business activities.

What Is Considered an Expense in Accounting?

Examples of common expenses for a business may include rent, utilities, salaries and wages, supplies, advertising and marketing costs, insurance, interest on loans, and depreciation of fixed assets.

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