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DIRECT LABOR COST BUDGET 19XX Hours of direct labor Contract no . XXXX Contract no . XXXX Projected contracts Total hours Hourly rate Total direct labor cost x $ $ Figure 3-29 Direct labor cost budget . in progress and include the new ...
DIRECT LABOR COST BUDGET 19XX Hours of direct labor Contract no . XXXX Contract no . XXXX Projected contracts Total hours Hourly rate Total direct labor cost x $ $ Figure 3-29 Direct labor cost budget . in progress and include the new ...
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These will include all direct labor and direct materials . Those types of production costs that occur whether or not construction is in progress and those costs that can be attributed only partially to a contract become candidates for ...
These will include all direct labor and direct materials . Those types of production costs that occur whether or not construction is in progress and those costs that can be attributed only partially to a contract become candidates for ...
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Each contract may be based on direct labor hours alone , or on direct labor hours and material cost ( direct and indirect costs and profit are included in the pricing ) . Several variations are : 1. Time only at a marked - up rate .
Each contract may be based on direct labor hours alone , or on direct labor hours and material cost ( direct and indirect costs and profit are included in the pricing ) . Several variations are : 1. Time only at a marked - up rate .
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Contents
MANAGEMENT OF THE COMPANY | 26 |
ACCOUNTING RECORD KEEPING AND FINANCIAL REPORTS | 60 |
PROFIT PLANNING CHECKING AND MANAGING | 104 |
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