計けい上じょう

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計上する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

include in a total; record as an expense/revenue; appropriate; book

Primarily used in accounting and budgeting to mean recording an amount in financial statements or budgets. Often used with 予算, 費用, 経費, 売上, etc.

〈物もの〉を計けい上じょうするto book/record an amount (as an expense, revenue, etc.)
今こん年ねん度どの予よ算さんに新あたらしい設せつ備び費ひを計けい上じょうした。
We booked the cost of the new equipment in this year's budget.
〈物もの〉として計けい上じょうするto record something as a particular type of item (expense, revenue, etc.)
この支し出しゅつは経けい費ひとして計けい上じょうされる。
This expenditure is recorded as an expense.
〈場ば所しょ〉に計けい上じょうするto include/enter an amount into (a budget, account, etc.)
この費ひ用ようは来らい年ねん度どの予よ算さんに計けい上じょうする予よ定ていだ。
This cost is planned to be included in next year's budget.

算さん入にゅう
算入 means to include a value in an overall calculation, while 計上 specifically means to formally enter that value into an account or budget.
記き載さいN1
記載 means to write down or record information in a document generally, whereas 計上 refers specifically to booking a financial amount into an account or budget.

除じょ外がいN1
除外 means to exclude something from a total or list, the opposite of 計上, which means to include an amount in a budget or financial statement.

経けい常じょう
経常 (also read けいじょう) describes ordinary, recurring items such as 経常費用, while 計上 is the verb meaning to record an amount into an account.
測はかるN4
計る shares the kanji 計 with 計上 but means to measure or calculate a quantity, not to book an amount into an account.

件けんN2
matter; affair; case; item; subject · counter for received messages · counter for online accounts

Compound of 計 (calculate) and 上 (put up/record). The combination conveys the idea of calculating and then formally recording an amount.