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3 years ago

Property taxes on a manufacturing plant should be classified as which type of cost?

Business

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olganol [36]3 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

Property taxes on a manufacturing plant should be classified as a product cost but not a period cost. This is because product costs refers to the costs that you have to pay in order to continue production. This costs include labor, supplies, utilities, materials and even property taxes to maintain the facility open. While period costs refers to selling various other expenses taken on by administration but does not include property taxes.

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