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ELEMENTS OF COST.
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Elements of costs is a statement that is a presentation of costs data in form of a
statement.
It shows cost incurred under appropriate headings e.g: manufacturing using
company we shall have:
Direct materials + Direct expenses + Direct labour = Prime cost.
Prime cost + Factory overheads (Production overheads) = Production costs.
Production costs + Administrative overheads + Selling overheads + Distribution
overheads = Total costs.
Total costs + Profit = Selling price.
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