an invariable expense usually at regular intervals, such as rent
2.
a legal charge on specific assets or property, as of a company
fixed charge in American English
US
any of certain charges, as taxes, rent, interest, etc., which must be paid, usually at regular intervals, without being changed and without reference to the amount of business done
fixed charge in Accounting
(fɪkst tʃɑrdʒ)
Word forms: (regular plural) fixed charges
noun
(Accounting: Management)
A fixed charge is an expense that is paid regularly, such as rent.
The company's earnings were insufficient to cover its fixed charges.
Fixed charges include such obligations as interest on bonds and notes, lease obligations, and anyother recurring financial commitments.
A fixed charge is an expense that is paid regularly, such as rent.