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if a manufacturing coampany is using tools for manufacure
of machine , it would be called as direct expenses or
factory overheads.
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Answer / priyank kaushik
Direct expenes because it is used for specific product and
are directly charged to them
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Answer / nanthakuamr
Manufacturing expenses and direct expenses r the same. But
it will come nature of expenses (example - salary paid to
staff is Administration and salary paid to workers Direct
Expenses
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Answer / dani
This is question: where I can get theory to know how to
calculate the Manufacture Overhad, called also factory
overhead, we call it also MOH.
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Answer / kapil
The company is related with the manufacturing of machines.
So this type of expenses is comes under direct expenses
because its directly related with production.
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