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Direct costs / variable costs

Dependent on amount of output a business can produce:


Overhead


Labour


Materials

Indirect costs / fixed costs

Costs incurred regardless of how many goods are produced

Full costing

Simplified way in which the business can calculate total cost per unit to ensure all costs are accounted for

Overhead allocation rate

Allocating indirect costs using expected number of units to calculate a cost per unit


Add up all indirect costs/expected number of direct labour


Then divide by number of machine hours

Absorption costing

Different levels of production, the average total cost of each product will vary

Normal level

Expected level of production achievable within an accounting period

Fixed overhead allocation

Fixed overheads are absorbed into each products total costs


=total fixed overhead / normal levels of production