overhead costs

Overhead costs; overheads An actual cost of doing business that cannot be associated directly with the production of a certain product.

What they do not see are the direct and overhead costs of the business.

Ultimately, the cost drivers of the processes assessed are the actual reference points for assigning and accounting overhead costs.

D-BUS is a lightweight yet powerful remote procedure call system with minimal overhead costs for the applications that wish to use it.

The standard overhead rate is determined by dividing the standard factory overhead costs by the standard amount of productive capacity.

Overhead costs shall be fixed in accordance with the rules and regulations established by FAO's Governing Bodies for trust funds.

such huge overhead costs, have occupied telecommunication operators'costs of a large part.

Fixing problems you detect through later testing typically involves more than one person -- and therefore, more overhead costs.

The manufacturing overhead budget shows the expected manufacturing overhead costs for the budget period.

Second, the overhead costs incurred may have differed from the budgeted overhead at the actual production volume.

(2) the markup or return, which must be sufficient to cover a portion of general overhead costs and allow a fair profit on the investment.

Improving profitability may require reducing overhead costs and streamlining the supply chain.

In many companies, the direct labor has reduced severely, and the overhead costs have increased correspondingly.

As shown in illustration 6-9, this budget distinguishes between variable and fixed overhead costs.

Reviews menus, analyses recipes, determines food, labour, overhead costs and assigns prices to menu items.

The annual audit shows that fringe benefits cost 30% of basic wages, and that overhead costs are 60% of wages plus fringe benefits.

What would be their total salary and overhead costs?

Such projects do not cover the overhead costs associated with their use of core staff and facilities.

Reduce overhead costs by minimizing un-productivity in labor deployment.

The resulting items could be as simple as keeping your overhead costs down.

This is the amount you can contribute towards your overhead costs from each sale of your product or service.

How can XML reduce the integration overhead costs with suppliers and clients?

'There's been an unprecedented decline in overhead costs, ' Mr. Kostin says.

A soldier sells for $27, uses $10 worth of raw materials, and increases variable labor and overhead costs by $14.

A train sells for $21, uses $9 worth of raw materials, and increases variable labor and overhead costs by $10.

Each train built increases Giapetto's variable labor and overhead costs by $10.

These are your overhead costs and include things like rent on office space, supplies, and utilities.

Step 3. Calculate your overhead costs.

This is because Amazon. com is a lot more efficient and doesn't have the overhead costs of brick and mortar retailers.

Each soldier that is manufactured increases Giapetto's variable labor and overhead costs by $14.

additional overhead costs incurred directly as a result of the research activity;

Example of Organizational Overhead Costs of establishing a corporate review unit

Using a proven method to apply overhead costs to each bid

Overhead costs and direct costs