fixed charges

fixed charges
Costs that do not vary with changes in output and would continue even if a firm produced no output at all, such as most management expenses, interests on bonded debt, depreciation, property taxes, and other irreducible overhead.

Dictionary from West's Encyclopedia of American Law. 2005.


fixed charges
Costs that do not vary with changes in output and would continue even if a firm produced no output at all, such as most management expenses, interests on bonded debt, depreciation, property taxes, and other irreducible overhead.

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  • fixed charges — charges that must be paid regularly (by a business or individual) with no connection to the amount of business done (i.e. taxes, rent, etc.) …   English contemporary dictionary

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  • fixed charges — Costs that do not vary with changes in output and would continue even if firm produced no output at all, such as most management expenses, interests on bonded debt, depreciation, property taxes, and other irreducible overhead. Seattle Rendering… …   Black's law dictionary

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  • fixed charge coverage ratio — USA The ratio of EBITDA to interest expense and scheduled principal payments on debt for borrowed money. Fixed charges may also include rent payments, required dividends and capital expenditures. This financial ratio measures the company s… …   Law dictionary

  • Fixed charge coverage —   The ratio of earnings available to pay so called fixed charges to such fixed charges. Fixed charges include interest on funded debt, including leases, plus the related amortizations of debt discount, premium, and expense. Earnings available for …   Energy terms

  • Fixed Charge — Any type of fixed expense that recurs on a regular basis. Fixed charges can include insurance, salaries, utilities, vehicle payments, loan payments and mortgage payments. These charges allow both individuals and businesses to create more… …   Investment dictionary

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