👉 "Over Regularly" in the context of accounting and finance refers to a period where an organization has consistently or excessively high levels of expenses, particularly when compared to previous periods. This can be due to factors such as poor management practices, overspending on non-essential items, or underutilization of resources. For example, if an organization spends more than 50% of its revenue on fixed assets and less than 20% on operations and expenses, it may be considered overregular
