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  1. @bagder Excellent page / idea

    I didn't see this before speaking and maybe it already existed (I didn't see it).

    #Suggestions:

    1/ More clearly say it's not possible if no compensation.

    Even reading what you said online and then this page it doesn't seem clear

    no #accommodation / #travel #expenses
    = no to #talk / #event

    2/ Even a graphic (of above text?).

    3/ Maybe add exceptions: if local or mini event etc.

    Might be over-kill / insulting but would be more clear / less misinterpretable.

  2. @bagder Excellent page / idea

    I didn't see this before speaking and maybe it already existed (I didn't see it).

    #Suggestions:

    1/ More clearly say it's not possible if no compensation.

    Even reading what you said online and then this page it doesn't seem clear

    no #accommodation / #travel #expenses
    = no to #talk / #event

    2/ Even a graphic (of above text?).

    3/ Maybe add exceptions: if local or mini event etc.

    Might be over-kill / insulting but would be more clear / less misinterpretable.

  3. Success story 🙌

    I today delivered some funds to serve as #tuition plus other #expenses for the entire semester courtesy of a generous child sponsor.
    The student completed her O Level education at Kasese Municipal High Humanist School and is joining college to persue a certificate in #tourism and #hospitalitymanagement

    Nyakato is among the Bizoha orphans codenamed Kasese Humanist Orphans and we are proud of her advancement in education.

    globalgiving.org/projects/spon

    With Science, we can progress

  4. Success story 🙌

    I today delivered some funds to serve as #tuition plus other #expenses for the entire semester courtesy of a generous child sponsor.
    The student completed her O Level education at Kasese Municipal High Humanist School and is joining college to persue a certificate in #tourism and #hospitalitymanagement

    Nyakato is among the Bizoha orphans codenamed Kasese Humanist Orphans and we are proud of her advancement in education.

    globalgiving.org/projects/spon

    With Science, we can progress

  5. How much has your business spent today? For many organisations, that's still surprisingly difficult to answer. Modern expense management platforms are changing that with real-time visibility, integrated company cards and automated workflows — giving finance teams better control before month-end surprises arrive.

    Read the full story: techfinitive.com/features/how-

    #Expenses #Finance #FinanceManagementSoftware

  6. Expense management shouldn't mean chasing receipts or wrestling with spreadsheets. From digital receipt capture to automated approvals and accounting integrations, modern tools can reduce admin, improve visibility and give finance teams more time to focus on strategy instead of paperwork.

    Read the full story: techfinitive.com/features/from

    #Accounting #Expenses #Finance #FinanceManagementSoftware

  7. Boy, its been expensive lately, some fun, some necessary, some annoyingly necessary.

    $5K for a skid steer as I mentioned a bit a go, I'm too fat an old to go doing necessary landscaping in the back and desired in the front, plus I should be able to make back at least half the price at the end, which is far cheaper than rental
    Tax preparation at $3XX, don't remember the exact amount
    Then there was the boots I needed last week, since the ones I was wearing disintegrated, $90 there
    A new phone, I'd mentioned in March that I needed one, but dragged my heels, but finally bought a replacement, surprisingly enough a 2026 model of the phone thanks to a mistake(?) by Motorola, as I mentioned in yesterday's video
    And the water heater yesterday, $4K
    And the furnace and AC next Monday, $11K, though that's financed

    Ouch?
    I suppose some of that might be tax write-offs, have to check with my preparer

    #life #expenses #expensive

  8. Boy, its been expensive lately, some fun, some necessary, some annoyingly necessary.

    $5K for a skid steer as I mentioned a bit a go, I'm too fat an old to go doing necessary landscaping in the back and desired in the front, plus I should be able to make back at least half the price at the end, which is far cheaper than rental
    Tax preparation at $3XX, don't remember the exact amount
    Then there was the boots I needed last week, since the ones I was wearing disintegrated, $90 there
    A new phone, I'd mentioned in March that I needed one, but dragged my heels, but finally bought a replacement, surprisingly enough a 2026 model of the phone thanks to a mistake(?) by Motorola, as I mentioned in yesterday's video
    And the water heater yesterday, $4K
    And the furnace and AC next Monday, $11K, though that's financed

    Ouch?
    I suppose some of that might be tax write-offs, have to check with my preparer

    #life #expenses #expensive

  9. 🚀 Ah, the mighty capitalists finally discovered that AI isn’t a magical money tree after all! 🤖💸 Turns out, even machines get pricey when you feed them caviar and champagne. 🍾🔧 Oops, did someone forget to budget for the future?
    wsj.com/tech/ai/corporate-amer #capitalism #AItechnology #budgeting #innovation #expenses #HackerNews #ngated

  10. 🚀 Ah, the mighty capitalists finally discovered that AI isn’t a magical money tree after all! 🤖💸 Turns out, even machines get pricey when you feed them caviar and champagne. 🍾🔧 Oops, did someone forget to budget for the future?
    wsj.com/tech/ai/corporate-amer #capitalism #AItechnology #budgeting #innovation #expenses #HackerNews #ngated

  11. The costs incurred by Deutsche Bahn for tackling weeds in the track ballast have risen significantly in recent years. According to information provided to the "... news.osna.fm/?p=41452 | #news #ban #costly #expenses #forces

  12. “A billion here, a billion there, and pretty soon you’re talking real money”

    See how the amount donated by Americans to charity per year compares to the size of outstanding student debt. Or how Walmart’s revenue measures up against Elon Musk’s wealth. Or how the U.S. military budget stacks up against China’s… and so much more.

    From the estimable David McCandless and his wonderful site Information is Beautiful, an illustration of how expenses and wealth that run to over a billion dollars compare.

    $Billions

    Then peruse “$Trillions.”

    Senator Everett Dirsen

    ###

    As we ponder the pecuniary, we might recall that on this date in 1989, Exxon Valdez, an oil supertanker owned by Exxon Shipping Company, bound for Long Beach, California, struck Prince William Sound‘s Bligh Reef, 6 mi west of Tatitlek, Alaska. The tanker spilled more than 10 million US gallons of crude oil over the next few days.

    The Exxon Valdez spill is the second largest in U.S. waters, after the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill, in terms of volume of oil released. It is the costliest disaster ever with no direct human fatalities. The oil, extracted from the Prudhoe Bay Oil Field, eventually affected 1,300 miles of coastline, of which 200 miles were heavily or moderately oiled; and it wreaked havoc with the habitats salmon, sea otters, seals, and seabirds in its path.

    Exxon spent an estimated $2 billion cleaning up the spill and a further $1 billion to settle related civil and criminal charges. Exxon was also assessed another $2.5 billion in punitive damages in a suit (Exxon v. Baker)… but that was reduced by the Supreme Court to roughly $500 million. Exxon remained hugely profitable– the process of payment was drawn out over decades and long term damage continues and is not funded by Exxon. Hence, the Exxon spill is often cited as shorthand in conversations about corporate responsibility as a case of accountability for societal damage inadequately enforced.

    The Exxon Valdez offloading oil to the Exxon Baton Rouge as oil leaks into the surrounding waters (source) #corporateResponsibility #envirnoment #environmentalDisaster #expenses #ExxonValdez #ExxonValdezOilSpill #income #infographics #money #oilSpill #wealth
  13. Capitalism, in theory, is great. #Capitalism, as currently practiced, doesn't work very well.

    Many years ago I read Adam Smith's "The Wealth of Nations" [1]. If you don't understand #economics but want to, it's the second book I recommend you read [2] to get there. He describes how all the parts of the system work together, what influences other actors in the system, how it incorporates diverse feedback, and more.

    What we actually have today, though, only approximates what Smith describes. There's too many things gummed up with collusion and political and regulatory capture and a bunch of other things, so our #economies don't run very well.

    Illustration:

    Sears lasted longer in Canada than it did in the USA, but it still failed. At some point, #Sears #Canada shuttered its retail operations while it tried to figure out what to do. There was a large Sears warehouse in my city, visible from a busy freeway.

    So the company had no #revenue, but ongoing #expenses - like property #taxes. Some bright spark #MBA realized unimproved real estate was taxed at lower rates than buildings, so they tore the warehouse down, razed it.

    It was still completely full of #merchandise at the time. I watched it. Too much trouble to sell or give away, so off to the dump.

    Then Sears went bankrupt, somebody bought the land, and built a warehouse on it.

    [1] As was common then, its full title is ridiculously long.
    [2] The first, much easier read is Henry Hazlitt's "Economics in One Lesson".

  14. Capitalism, in theory, is great. #Capitalism, as currently practiced, doesn't work very well.

    Many years ago I read Adam Smith's "The Wealth of Nations" [1]. If you don't understand #economics but want to, it's the second book I recommend you read [2] to get there. He describes how all the parts of the system work together, what influences other actors in the system, how it incorporates diverse feedback, and more.

    What we actually have today, though, only approximates what Smith describes. There's too many things gummed up with collusion and political and regulatory capture and a bunch of other things, so our #economies don't run very well.

    Illustration:

    Sears lasted longer in Canada than it did in the USA, but it still failed. At some point, #Sears #Canada shuttered its retail operations while it tried to figure out what to do. There was a large Sears warehouse in my city, visible from a busy freeway.

    So the company had no #revenue, but ongoing #expenses - like property #taxes. Some bright spark #MBA realized unimproved real estate was taxed at lower rates than buildings, so they tore the warehouse down, razed it.

    It was still completely full of #merchandise at the time. I watched it. Too much trouble to sell or give away, so off to the dump.

    Then Sears went bankrupt, somebody bought the land, and built a warehouse on it.

    [1] As was common then, its full title is ridiculously long.
    [2] The first, much easier read is Henry Hazlitt's "Economics in One Lesson".

  15. The Taxpayers' Association has urged a "fair" spread of costs for the evacuation flights out of the Gulf region. Speaking to the "Rheinische Post" on Saturday,... news.osna.fm/?p=37206 | #news #cover #evacuees #expenses #flight