Answer / rahul sharma

Direct expenses are those expenses which we can attribute
to a particular product like raw materials expenses, direct
labor expenses
whereas indirect expenses are the expenses which cannot be
directly attributed to a particular product like rental
expenses( company producing many product), security
expenses, management expenses. these expenses are
apportioned to the product on many basis like on per unit
or sales basis etc

Answer / sangeeta mary

Direct Expense are the expenses which are directly related
to the business activity.Example:-
Octroi charges , labour charges, freight charges, transport
charges etc..


Indirect Expenses are the expenses which are no directly
related to the business activity.Example:salary, rent,
stationery expenses, discount, allowance, etc..
Indirect income are the income which are not due to any
sale but due to any other reasons.

Answer / rajkumar pandit

direct expenses are those type of expenses which directly
effect our company or organisation. this type of expenses
is necessary to pay within a time slot. Ex. wages for
factory, machine repair, freight inward. this type of
expenses must pay within on time otherwise loss for company
Indirect exps. directly not effect on company or
organisation. it mey be delay to pay indirect exps.
salary,rent,conveyance etc. is an example of indirect
exps..

Answer / shanthi gnanadurai

DIRECT EXPENSES ARE THOSE EXPENSES WHICH ARE RELATED TO THE
MAIN BUSINESS ACTIVITY OF THE BUSINESS AND IT DIFFERS WITH
THE NATURE OF THE BUSINESS FOR EX. IN PRODUCTION ORIENTED
BUSINESS RAW MATERIALS,WAGES,FREIGHT ETC. IN MANAGEMENT
ORIENTED BUSINESS ALL ADMINISTATIVE EXP. ARE DIRECT
EXPENSES.

INDIRECT EXPENSES ARE THOSE EXPENSES WHICH ARE INCURRED FOR
UNPRODUCTIVE REASON BUT HELPS SMOOTH FLOW OF BUSINESS FOR
EX.DEPRECIATION OF MACHINES,SINKING FUND,INSURANCE ETC.

Answer / chinna

Direct expenses are those which are paid by company or
organizations for buying materials or transport charges or
raw material.
Indirect expenses are like salary,discount,wages,rent which
paid by company.

Answer / pankaj rajput

Direct expenses are those expenses which are directly related to the production..i.e. manufacturing expenses,
Power and fuel , etc
Indirect expenses are those expenses which are indirectly help in production..i.e.
Office expenses
Stationary expenses ,etc.

Answer / tufail

Direct expenses are those expenses which are incurred for
buying and bringing the goods from one place to another
place.

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