§ 149.32. Crediting ‘‘other income’’ against expenses.

 Since miscellaneous ‘‘other income’’ items are usually the result of expenses incurred, they shall be considered as credits against expenses in the most appropriate cost center. For example: Consulting income or income from clerical or computer service rendered an affiliated or other organization shall be credited against administrative expense.

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