Salary and Expense Account. As of 2014, the president earns an annual salary of $400,000 per year, plus a $50,000 non-taxable expense account.The presidential salary had been $200,000 since 1969, but in 1999, Congress passed legislation doubling the salary to its current level before President George W. Bush took office.etirement Plan. In addition to an annual salary, U.S. presidents receive a retirement plan. After leaving office, the former president receives an annual pension that is equal to the current salary of a Cabinet member. As of 2011, the presidential pension is $196,700 per year.
Economic Service Charge (ESC) ESC is a is a levy imposed under the provision of the ESC Act No. 13 of 2006. The following are liable for ESC: Individuals, partnerships, companies(including BOI), body of persons & Corporations who has aggregate liable turnover for the quarter Rs. 10 mn or more.
(July 2008). Economic cost is the gains and losses in money, time and resources of one course of action compared to another. The comparison includes the gains and losses precluded by taking a course of action, as the those of the course taken itself.Economic cost differs from accounting cost because it includes opportunity cost.o for the two to four years an individual spends in school, the opportunity cost includes the money that one could have been making at the best possible job. The economic cost of college is the accounting cost plus the opportunity cost.