organization expense
- noun
- Specialized
- The company recorded its organization expense as part of its initial start-up costs.
Examples
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Many start-ups underestimate the scale of their organization expense when launching a new business.
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Can you explain the organization expense we incurred during the formation of our partnership?
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Auditors closely reviewed the organization expense to ensure compliance with accounting standards.
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The organization expense was higher than expected.
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Can you explain the organization expenses we incurred?
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Many start-ups underestimate the scale of their organization expense when launching a new business.
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The company recorded its organization expense as part of its initial start-up costs.
Synonyms
An amount of money spent for work or business
A cost you pay while running a business, often needed for work
How Costly
Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase is largely compositionally predictable: a B1 learner who knows 'organization' and 'expense' will understand it denotes a cost connected to an organization or to the act of organizing. However, the specific technical/accounting sense ('costs of legally forming a new corporation over a defined period') is narrower and domain-specific, so the precise meaning is not fully derivable without exposure.
Etymology
The noun organization expense comes from the idea of paying to 'organize' a new company: imagine people filling out forms, paying fees and holding meetings to put the business together. So, organization and expense mean the money spent to legally 'start' a company.