Recurring expenditure definition

Recurring expenditure means the expenditure which is incurred at periodical intervals;
Recurring expenditure means expenditure which is incurred at periodic intervals.
Recurring expenditure means all expenditure, which is not non-recurring.

Examples of Recurring expenditure in a sentence

  • Recurring expenditure with respect to maintenance of land & building.

  • Item-wise costs for Recurring expenditure would be worked out to provide adequate flexibility for the needs of different kinds of children, and approved by the State Executive Committee within the overall ceiling.

  • Recurring expenditure should be not less than Rs.3,000/- per subject per year for books.

  • The expenditure on Research & Development:- Recurring expenditure: estimated at Rs. 15 lacs per annumC.

  • Recurring expenditure on the scheme, including salaries and con- tingencies during the Eleventh Plan period will be met by GoI to the extent of 100% in 2007–08 and there- after progressively reduced by 10% each year to be 90% in 2008–09; 80% in 2009–10; 70% in 2010–11, and 60% in 2011–12 so that gradually the States can take up their committed liabilities and hold establishment ex- penditure.


More Definitions of Recurring expenditure

Recurring expenditure means expenditure which is incurred regularly at periodicals intervals;
Recurring expenditure means the expenditure which is incurred regularly at a periodical interval.
Recurring expenditure means all current expenditures which are not non-recurring.
Recurring expenditure means expenditure expected to be incurred again and again on an item or a work at intervals.
Recurring expenditure means an expenditure incurred at periodical interval
Recurring expenditure means the expenditure of general nature
Recurring expenditure means all expenditure which is incurred at periodical intervals including that of contingent nature and which is not non-recurring. Recurring expenditure means the expenditure which is incurred at periodical intervals. GFR Definitions Rule 2(xxvi)