How are packaging costs for finished products treated typically?
1 they are not recorded as their costs are negligible
2 they are treated as indirect costs always
3 they are shipping expense - period costs
4 they are product costs
How are packaging costs for finished products treated typically?
The correct answer is OPTION D i.e they are product costs.
Explanation
Typically the packing costs for finished products are considered
to be the product costs.
As packing is the basic necessity for the product so that it can be
safe and secure. And in general, simple packing is always done
before the movement/sale of goods.
Further packing costs can be considered as special costs not as product cost, if on the demand of customer any special packing is done and this shall not be included in the cost of product.
Other options like :
are not typically considered.
It means that typically packaging costs for finished products are product costs.
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