What are direct and indirect expenses
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Answer / guest
direct expenses:wages, factory rent, power, fuel.
indirect expenses:rent, salaries, telephonebill.
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Answer / dhurgha
Direct Expenses are those expenses which are incurred in
relation to manufacture of products directly Eg: Machinery
repairs, Labour, Factory etc.
Indirect Expenses are those expenses which are incurred
after manufacturing of goods. Eg: Administrative Exp,
Advertisement, Selling & Distribution etc.
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Answer / mohammedghousemohiuddin
Direct Expenses are those expenses which are paid in
relation to manufacture of products directly Eg: Machinery
repairs, Labour, Factory wages,power, fuel etc.
Indirect Expenses are those expenses which are paid
after manufacturing of goods. Eg: Administrative Exp,
Advertisement, Selling & Distribution etc.
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Answer / mrunali parikh
Direct expenses are related directly to factory expenses
that are wages production cost Etc. and indirect expenses
are related to rent, stationery, salaries etc.
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Answer / sridharan
Diect Expenses Means:
Expenses which are related to Manufacturing the goods For
Eg:- Wages, FactoryRent, FactoryLighting & Power, Labour,
Fuel(FatoryPortion)Etc...
Indirect Expenses Means:
Expenses which are relating to sell the goods Produced Eg:-
Rent, Salary, TelephoneCharges Eletricitycharges Etc...
Note:- In Trialbalance if Salaries & Wages is given then it
should be taken into P&L A/C and not to Trading A/c.
Idea is That majority Prtion is Salary & small portion is
wages and Vice versa...
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Answer / chandu
direct and indirect expenses are those expenses
direct expenses means the expenses are incurred at the time of production of goods and services.
indirect expenses are those expenses which are incurred to promote the sales.
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Answer / akash jain
Direct expenses :- It means that the expenses occurred directly in the production of the business.
Example :wages, electricity bill, carriages, fuel, raw material etc...
Indirect expenses:- It means that the expenses occurred indirectly in the production of the business.
Example:- telephone bill, salary, administrative expenses ,
advertising and so on.
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Answer / vivek tyagi
direct exp- wages , fuel frieght inward,power
indirect exp-salary, tds,advertisement,rent
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Answer / ali imran
The expenses which are related to purchase or production of
goods or assets called direct expenses.
the expenses which are incurred after production of goods
or to promote sales called indirect expenses. indirect
expenses are those which are not direct.
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Answer / sweety jain
Direct expenses are those that benefit only the part of
your home that is used for your trade or business. Direct
expenses are 100% deductible. For example, if you have
expenses for repairing or painting the specific area or
rooms you use for business, these would be direct expenses.
Indirect expenses are for keeping up and running your
entire home, including both the business and personal
portions. On the tax form, you report 100% of these
expenses and then apply the percentage you calculated for
business use of your home to determine the portion of these
overall expenses that apply to your business.
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