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Cost price formula for manufacturing activities
Cost of Raw Materials + Inward Freight charges + Manufacturing expenses like consumables, electricity etc. + Labour charges = Cost price
Cost price formula for trading activities
Purchase value as per bill including taxes, duties and cess + inward freight charges + loading and unloading charges + other expenses if any = Cost price.
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