koszt administracyjny

A study this year estimated that if the two became one, total administration costs would be reduced by $700,000.

The administration costs of the association are met from other sources.

Interest on claims and administration costs would add to the sum needed, he said.

It has, however, spent $15 million on its own administration costs.

Over the same period, administration costs dropped by $200,000 to $64.2 million.

Taiwan has the lowest administration cost in the world of 2 percent.

At the time, it was estimated that the move would save the company £4million a year in administration costs.

In the past the charity has been criticized for high administration costs.

There is no indication at all why the administration costs are so high.

We are always puzzled about the 3% or 4% administration costs.

As a result, an index fund generally has lower management costs than other types of funds.

As I understand it, this wasn't about the management costs.

He cut management costs and made whatever other savings he could in late 1986 and early 1987.

It represents a clean, safe and very versatile technology having low management costs, which in most cases serves as a Zero-discharge treatment system.

A medium size authority cuts £10 million from its management costs but needs to find savings of £150 million over the next 3 years.

This in turn reduces the quantity of used fuel and its subsequent management costs.

No more, he said, should managing agents entertain the fiction that real estate sales will help cover management costs.

They got burnt by the old promises the brokerage companies made that sales would cover management costs.

Irrigation water has a price by which the management costs must be covered.

The cost of the three-year cleanup would be about $242 million, they said, with savings from lower overhead and management costs.