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Not sure what the Bruno reference means. The main considerations when dealing with relevant costing are whether it is a future cost, is it avoidable and is it a cash flow. It has to be all three of these to be considered. In other words Past costs are not relevant costs, neither are unavoidable future committed costs and nor are costs such as depreciation which are not cash based. Hope this helps.
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