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Under CAS 22 (Manufacturing Cost), which of the following would a manufacturing entity ordinarily include in the cost of manufacture of a product?
Manufacturing cost under CAS 22 consists of direct material, direct employee cost, direct expenses and manufacturing or factory overheads. Selling and distribution costs, unrelated head-office costs and interest on non-qualifying borrowings are excluded because they are not incurred in bringing the product to its manufactured state.
- ADirect material, direct employee cost, direct expenses and factory overheadsCorrect
- BSelling and distribution overheads
- CInterest on long-term borrowings for non-qualifying assets
- DHead-office administration costs unrelated to production
Explanation
CAS 22 identifies manufacturing cost as comprising direct material, direct employee cost, direct expenses, and manufacturing overheads attributable to production. Selling and distribution costs, unrelated head-office costs and non-qualifying interest are outside manufacturing cost.
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