Overhead expenses encompass all the ongoing, indirect business costs required to keep a company operating that are not tied directly to manufacturing a specific product. Prominent examples include commercial office or warehouse rent, electricity, water, and internet utility bills, administrative and executive salaries, legal and accounting retainer fees, commercial liability and property insurance premiums, office supplies, routine janitorial services, and software subscription licenses. None of these recurring expenditures can be assigned to crafting a single sellable unit, yet all are mandatory for maintaining overall corporate infrastructure and day-to-day administrative stability.
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