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johnbriane
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Sir factory building is a indirect material cost an i right sir
John Moffat
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No.
The costs of running the factory (such as lighting and heating it) are indirect production costs (i.e. production overheads).
johnbriane
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But The cost of running the Machinery also could be ( production overheads )
And the oils used for maintaining machines is indirect material
Similarly sir
The cost of running the factor building may also be production overhead cost like what sir just toldBut
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The cleaning detergents used for the factory maintenance is an indirect material cost as wellSo now am I right to tell that factory maintenance detergents is a indirect material cost?
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Yes, that is OK.
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