Expediting Expenses


Definition of "Expediting expenses"

Denise Dutson
  Kinlin Grover Real Estate

Payment by an insurance company to a damaged or destroyed business to hasten its return to normal business operations. For example, if a kitchen of a restaurant is damaged by fire, the insurance company may be willing to pay overtime wages to enable the restaurant to return to normal operations as soon as possible.


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