acquisition cost

Acquisition cost

Refers to the price (including the closing costs) to purchase another company or property.

In the context of investments, refers to price plus brokerage commissions, of a security, or the sales charge applied to load funds. See: Tax basis.

Acquisition Cost

1. The total cost for a firm to buy an asset. The acquisition cost includes all legal fees, closing costs, or other increases. Likewise, it makes allowances for discounts. Importantly, however, the acquisition cost does not include any applicable sales tax.

2. The total cost for a firm to gain a new client or customer. The acquisition cost includes marketing, discounts, networking, and other associated costs.

acquisition cost

The price and all related expenses of obtaining property; may include closing expenses,survey,inspections,and paying off adverse claimants.

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The total program acquisition cost estimates provided in the SARs include research and development, procurement, military construction, and acquisition-related operations and maintenance.

United States : Department of Defense Selected Acquisition Reports (SARs) - December 2018

On the other hand, unconsolidated operating profits decreased by 9pc mainly due to an increase in fuel and power rates, higher subscriber acquisition cost and cable and satellite/network maintenance on account of currency devaluation.

PTCL group profits jump 32pc, new CEO by next month

The total acquisition cost of GBP 4.1m (USD 5.37m), which includes stamp duty and other acquisition costs, will be funded from existing cash resources and debt facilities.

Deal snapshot: WYNNSTAY PROPERTIES TO ACQUIRE FREEHOLD MULTI-LET TRADE COUNTER ESTATE

Navarro said the land acquisition cost skyrocketed 10 times the usual rate.

With rehab plan, Marawi land prices skyrocket 10 times

In order to determine the criterion for the ratio of medical device spare parts to the total acquisition cost of medical device inventory, it is necessary to divide the medical device inventory into technological development levels in terms of device groups and calculate the cost of each group separately.

Cost analysis of medical device spare parts

SCA AB stated on Monday that it has updated the acquisition cost for allocation of shares of series A and Series B in Essity Aktiebolag.

SCA AB announces distribution of shares in Essity Aktiebolag

While it was battling court cases and arbitration, athird blow came by the way of the new land acquisition cost, which pushed up the average price from around Rs 1.3 crore a hectare to around Rs 2 crore - an increase of around 54%.

RAILWAY FREIGHT CORRIDOR COST INCREASES

Generic drugs with very significant acquisition cost increases (more than 100%) accounted for approximately 2% of $23.3 billion in total Medicaid expenditures on all prescription drugs (generic and branded) and approximately 9% of $6.0 billion in total Medicaid expenditures on generic drugs over the study period.

Medicaid tallies savings

4, creates a private cause of action in favor of respondents, two health and welfare funds, against appellant pharmacies for failing to pass on the difference between the acquisition cost of brand name drugs and substituted generic prescription drugs; and (2) whether the funds pleaded a claim for relief under Minn.

Pharmacies - Private Causes of Action

Furthermore, the generic blood glucose test strips have significantly reduced acquisition cost for the retailer, compared with the majority of branded test strips, whose published acquisition cost is 8 to 10 times higher than that of UniStrip1, Admani further commented.

UniStrip Technologies president expects retailer sales rise after launch of UniStrip1 generic blood glucose test strips

In some cases it will be obvious where the deal fees will fall - for example, stamp duty (acquisition cost) or bank arrangements fees (debt raising costs) - but for the vast majority it may be less clear (for example, due diligence) as they could apply to all three categories.

Spoiling the party: tax and deal costs

explains that most IP Telephony buyers continue to make new purchase decisions based on up-front costs which often exceed acquisition cost over the life of the system.