Käituskuludega

Käituskuludega is an Estonian term that translates to "operating costs" or "running costs" in English. It refers to the ongoing expenses associated with maintaining and operating a business, asset, or service over a period of time. These costs are distinct from initial purchase or investment costs.

Examples of käituskuludega can vary widely depending on the context. For a business, these might include salaries and wages for employees, rent for office or retail space, utilities such as electricity and water, marketing and advertising expenses, raw material costs, and maintenance of equipment. For a vehicle, käituskuludega would encompass fuel, insurance, regular maintenance and repairs, and taxes. For a property, it could include property taxes, insurance, utilities, and minor repairs.

Understanding and managing käituskuludega is crucial for financial planning and profitability. Businesses often analyze these costs to identify areas where efficiency can be improved or expenses reduced. Accurate tracking of operating costs allows for better budgeting, pricing strategies, and overall financial health assessment. In essence, käituskuludega represents the continuous expenditure required to keep something functioning and productive.