Accountancy, asked by abhinavkshirsa57, 1 month ago

Direct cost + Factory Overhead is called:
a) Prime Cost
b) Cost of Production
c) Works Cost
d) Cost of Sales​

Answers

Answered by murmuabhesh22
2

Answer:

b) Cost of Production is answer

Answered by swethassynergy
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Direct cost + factory overhead is called "Works cost."

Explanation:

  • Direct cost and factory overhead are elements of the cost sheet and, when added together, result in "Works cost."
  • Cost sheet is prepared to show the different costs used for the production process of a product from start to finish and helps estimate an ideal price for selling the product. It is also used as a basis for cost control measures and helps in determining profit margin.
  • Direct costs include the costs that are incurred directly, like direct materials, direct wages, and direct expenses. Factory overhead includes costs that are incurred in the manufacturing process.
  • To calculate the "Works cost" factory overhead is added to the direct cost.
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