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What is the difference between Direct expenses and Indirect
expenses?
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Answer Posted / sandeep kumar
Direct expenses those expenses which are incurred on
production/Mfg.i.e. Freight Inward,wages,power &
fuel,cartage and others production expenses
Indirect expenses those expenses which are incrred on
sales/office.i.e.office salary,office electricity
bill,freight outward & insurance,advertisment and others
office expenses
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