Answer / praveen.kp

direct expenses are those expenses which are directly spent
to convert the raw material/goods into finished/final
product.
Eg:Factory Lighting & Heating.
Wages(given to Factory Labours) etc...

Answer / yash

direct exp : any exp. paid on the behalf of manufacturing
co., and production department for the purpose of making
goods called is direct expenses
all exp paid for produce goods called direct exp.
simple

Answer / ajmal

if we can idintify the enpenditure in end prouct, that
types expenditure called direct expensive.

Answer / b.narasimha rao

which expenses have been dierectly paticipated in
production for makeing the goods

Answer / parveen kumar

diret expenses are those expenses which are directly spent
to convert raw material/goods into finished/final product.
Eg: factory lighting & heating .
wages (given to factory labours) etc...

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