How to calculate Program Expenses/ General & Administrative Expenses/ and Fundraising Expenses for Not-for-profit organizations? Can...

How to calculate Program Expenses/ General & Administrative Expenses/ and Fundraising Expenses for Not-for-profit organizations? Can you please help and let me know the formulas for these 3? Thanks!

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