fixed charge
an expense that cannot be modified.
a periodic obligation, as taxes, interest on bonds, etc.
fixed charges, such charges as depreciation, rent, interest, etc., arising out of the maintenance of fixed assets.
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How to use fixed charge in a sentence
The old saeter-woman made no fixed charge, and appeared not to want to take any money.
Katharine Frensham | Beatrice HarradenYou will trim your expenses a little closer, and your business will thus benefit by having this fixed charge.
Dollars and Sense | Col. Wm. C. HunterYou certainly can add one more fixed charge to your business, and that fixed charge should be a percentage of your cash receipts.
Dollars and Sense | Col. Wm. C. HunterTherefore a 12 per cent tax on this income would very nearly produce the entire fixed charge on the war debt.
The War After the War | Isaac Frederick MarcossonHave some amount as a fixed charge in your operations and put this amount in the savings bank.
Dollars and Sense | Col. Wm. C. Hunter
British Dictionary definitions for fixed charge
an invariable expense usually at regular intervals, such as rent
a legal charge on specific assets or property, as of a company
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