How come the answer contains (i)+(iii)+(iv)+(v), and why not wages paid?

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Harshit · Answer

@Akash thanks

AKASH · Answer

I can understand you, But remember one thing - wages is also an expense and it is directly traceable per unit. Then How is it traceable per unit ? Example : a chef who cooks food in a restaurant. Think this example in your mind and you'll understand why is it traceable per unit Think factory workers as chef. Ok now why is it classified as direct labour instead of direct expense even though it is really a direct expense. Answer:- because without chef can the food even be prepared , entire restaurant itself will be vanished So chef plays a major role , so that's why a seperate head is created for chef known as Direct labour even though it is a direct expense only due to the reason that to get better differentiation of chef from other expenses.

Aditya · Answer

No direct wages come under direct labour not under direct expense

Harshit · Answer

But wouldn't direct wages be a part of direct expenses??

Petchiyammal · Answer

Wages comes under Direct wages, so it is not included in Direct Expense

How come the answer contains (i)+(iii)+(iv)+(v), and why not wages paid?

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