in preparation for next week's test shoulderpads went through a few questions with us. she's called shoulderpads because, well, in this time and age....
....yes.
....yes.
Q: describe the difference between a direct cost and an indirect cost where the cost object is a responsibility centre (department).
include in your answer an example of a cost that would be classified as a direct cost if the cost object is a department but an indirect cost if the cost object is a product.
A: my box of condoms is a direct cost to me because i paid for it and an indirect cost to you because you didn't, but if you like i could arrange for your sponsorship and make you the responsibility centre.
disclaimer: only that part of the lesson was fun, the rest was boring shit. i'm not rabid enough to feign fondness for this subject. shit.
watched role models. well i wanted to link a trailer video here, but none of those on youtube did the show any justice.
if you've watched it i needn't explain, if you haven't i can't begin to.
include in your answer an example of a cost that would be classified as a direct cost if the cost object is a department but an indirect cost if the cost object is a product.
A: my box of condoms is a direct cost to me because i paid for it and an indirect cost to you because you didn't, but if you like i could arrange for your sponsorship and make you the responsibility centre.
disclaimer: only that part of the lesson was fun, the rest was boring shit. i'm not rabid enough to feign fondness for this subject. shit.
watched role models. well i wanted to link a trailer video here, but none of those on youtube did the show any justice.
if you've watched it i needn't explain, if you haven't i can't begin to.
2 comments:
Well .. I thought was her G Strings... Your direct cost.. cos it can to traced to the cost object ( you) in a feasible economically manner..
nah, it's alright. contributing to her salary is enough, i've no interest in investing in her wardrobe. lol
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