Which of the following is a period cost rather than a product cost of a manufacturer ?

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Which is a period cost rather than a product cost ? (1) Direct materials (2...
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Ahmed Tharwat
24-September-2013

A. Direct materials.

B. Variable overhead.

C. Fixed overhead.

D. Abnormal spoilage.

Accounting Cost Accounting

Question added by Moataz Elsabawy , مدير مالى , مجموعه شركات الانصار
Date Posted: 2016/10/13

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by Frank Mwansa , ACCOUNTING LECTURER , FREELANCER

C fixed overhead are period costs

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