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Answer Posted / srikanth
Direct Expenses are those which effects the Production
directly.. For Example wages, carriage inwards, Expenditure
For Raw Material etc.... Indirect expenses are those which
does not effect the production Process Directly. For
Example, Administration Expenses, Selling and Distribution
Expenses.... These are the Expenses which Effects the
Production Process Indirectly....
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