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Operating vs Non-Operating Costs

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Operating costs are the expenses needed to run day-to-day business activities and include both fixed and variable costs. Common examples are administrative expenses, advertising, routine maintenance, employee wages and benefits, office supplies, and utilities. Non-operating costs are not related to core operations, such as interest on loans, losses from selling assets or investments, ... https://thealgebragroup.com/what-is-cost-accounting
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