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what is different between expenses (direct) and direct
expenses?
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Answer / sandeep rajput
Dear friends Question is difference between Expense
(Direct) and Direct Expenses not between Direct and
indirect Exp.
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Answer / s.dinesh
direct expenses are the expenses which are affect directly
to product for eg wage, raw materials, any expenses which
are incured for production of product is direct expenses.
Expenses (direct) means other expenses which are not
directly affect the product but directly affect to the
company of products. for eg: marketing exp, selling exp etc.
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Answer / levis
question is about direct expenses and expense (direct) not
between direct and indirect expenses. all of u should first
read the question and then answer it
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Answer / ashish
Hey Frnds, There is no difference between direct expenses & Expenses direct.
In Tally ERP 9 Direct expenses is shown under expenses (Direct) group.
Exact meaning of both the term direct expenses & Expenses Direct are same. Its not diffrent.
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Answer / shinangani singh
it refers to all those expenditures incured on acquation
for production of goods and services.such as expenses incoured on purchase cost of raw material,taxes on purchase,exise dutie,carriage inward,wages,factory lighting or other expenses ,coal,fuel,wates,power and electricity,manufacturing expenses,occtry,duties,etc.
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Answer / kavitha s
direct expenses which are incurred to produce the product
or incurred before sale of the goods or expenses that are
incurred at the factoy eg. fuel cost,electricity charges
wages paid to the labourers etc.
indirect expenses are the expenses which incurred at the
selling level in a manufaturing co.eg, electricity charges
at the show room or office premises, salary to the
employee etc.
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Answer / md sultan raza
direct expenses are the expenses which are incurred on the
process of manufacturing.Or we can say all the expenses
which is incurred inside the factory related to production
is called direct expenses.ex.electricity,coal,fuel.factory
rent etc
indirect expenses are the expenses which are incurred after
the production is called indirect expenses.such
as.salary,rent,admt exp etc
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TO say in simple words all the expenses which are spent
for production (or) factory expenses will be treated
as direct expenses and all the directs can be called as
prime cost
Indirect expenses are the office expenses the expenses
which were spent for office purpose could be regarded as
indirect expenses and all indirects can be called as over
heads
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Answer / janaki sonti
The Direct expenses is a type of overhead where the
expenses are directly incurred in manufacturing of the
product.eg.machinery repairs,labour,expenses on special
tools ,consumables purchase etc.etc.
The indirect expenses are the additional expenses which are
incurred after the production & these are the expenses
which are capable of being attributed directly to a
particular product or service.eg. salaries to
staff,rent,warehousing cost etc.
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Answer / arjunanag@rocketmail.com
direct expences:- which expences are incurred from produce
the products thats called direct expences.
ex:- wages,factory expences, fuel, coal,electricity only
factory etc.,
indirect expences:- which expences are not incurred in
produce the products thats called indirect expences.
office expences are totally indirect expences,
ex:- salaries, telephonce charges etc
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