The board below describe the cost issued out of an old bookshop in Scotland for the beginning and ending of the same year.
Overall, it is understandable that the entire price paid increase. However, the most extreme rise was seen in rent, the lowest was notice in maintenance.
The worn book house, spent $455 on utilities in January 2018, and the price decrease to $265 in December 2018. Wages and benefits pay $260 in the beginning of the year, but the sum fell to $226 in the end of the same era. The fee for equipment reduce, $53 was used at the start of the period, and they spent $43 at the end of the period.
The major money was use to payup on rent, and other in both months. They reported for $3222 and $44 in the beginning, and it rose to $4909 & $599 at the end. Marketing and professional fees were the followed figures, which money was $263 and $51 at the first era, and $355 & $132 at last era. They spent $10 on maintenance at January, and it grew to $42 in December. The total expenditure increased from $4758 to $6571 in the final month.
In conclusion, the full sum of money used up in both month shows a clear difference with last month being the expensive month except for equipment, wages and benefits, and utilities, which was cheaper.