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What is the difference between Direct expenses and Indirect
expenses?
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Answer Posted / kundan and manoj
Direct expenses are those expenses that are levied during
the production of goods. For ex. wages,carriage,purchase.
Indirect expenses are are those expenses that are levied
after the production of goods and services. For ex.
advertising, salary and office expenses.
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