1. advertising fee: exhibition is an important way for enterprises to promote their products, so the advertising fee in the exhibition fee can be included in this course.
2. Publicity expenses: Exhibition is also a form of corporate publicity, so publicity expenses can also be included in the exhibition expenses.
3. Business entertainment expenses: it may be necessary to entertain customers or potential customers during the exhibition, including providing accommodation, transportation, catering and other expenses, which can be included in business entertainment expenses.
4. Travel expenses: The exhibition may require employees to travel, so travel expenses can also be included in the exhibition expenses.
5. Equipment rental fee: Exhibitors may need to rent booths, audio equipment, LED screens and other equipment, which can be included in the equipment rental fee.
6. Miscellaneous expenses: The exhibition expenses may also include some other miscellaneous expenses, such as exhibition logistics, insurance, venue leasing, etc.
Sales expenses refer to various expenses incurred by enterprises in the process of selling goods, including transportation expenses, loading and unloading expenses, packaging expenses, insurance fees, exhibition expenses, advertising expenses, wages, welfare expenses and other operating expenses, expenses similar to wages, and operating expenses of enterprises selling goods.
The specific subjects of exhibition expenses can be confirmed and included according to the accounting standards for enterprises and the actual situation, and enterprises should make reasonable expense confirmation and accounting treatment under the framework of accounting standards and tax laws and regulations.