Xyz corp-a printing and packaging company has the following cost.Factory Supervisor salary-12,000 Cutting staff salary-15,000 Quality control-12500 Inventory analyst _10,500 Paper and glue-5,000 Office supplies-2,500 Repair of aircon for office-2,800 Repair of exhaust fan- gluing area 3,700 Cutting machine-45 000 Find the manufacturing and non manufacturing cost Find the direct and direct cost

Xyz corp-a printing and packaging company has the following cost.Factory Supervisor salary-12,000 Cutting staff salary-15,000 Quality control-12500 Inventory analyst _10,500 Paper and glue-5,000 Office supplies-2,500 Repair of aircon for office-2,800 Repair of exhaust fan- gluing area 3,700 Cutting machine-45 000 Find the manufacturing and non manufacturing cost Find the direct and direct cost

Principles of Accounting Volume 2

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Chapter5: Process Costing

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