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A subscription expense is a regular expenditure on a predetermined basis for a necessary business cost. For example, many auto repair shops lease repair information software that continually changes due to new vehicle rollouts...they don't purchase the software but subscribe to it on a monthly basis of XXX number of dollars...

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