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Operational costs, better known as operating costs, are the expenditures related to the core business processes of an organization. This includes overhead in areas such as human resources, information technology and administration. Operational costs also include the costs to produce and sell your products and services, commonly known as cost of goods sold. The following are common examples of operational costs.Advertising | Bad Debts | Business Service Fees | Computing & Software Fees | Depreciation | Equipment Rental | Freight & Delivery | | Insurance & Taxes | Legal Fees | Maintenance | Management Fees | Meals & Entertainment | Office Expenses | Professional Fees | Promotion | Rent | Repairs | Salaries & Benefits | Sales Commissions | Selling Expenses | Supplies | Telephone & Communications | Travel Expenses | Utilities | Vehicle Expenses |
NotesA more extensive list of operating costs can be found here.|
Type | | Definition | Business expenditures related to the core processes of an organization. | Better Known As | | Related Concepts | |
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