Question d’entretien chez Shore Group Associates
Why Interest is non operating Expense?
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Utilisateur anonyme
17 mars 2019
Interest expense is a nonoperating expense when it is not part of a company's main operations. For example, a retailer's main operations are the purchasing and sale of merchandise, and a manufacturer's main operations are the production and sale of goods. Neither the retailer nor the manufacturer has as its main operations the borrowing and lending of money.