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Why is Frieght-in considered as Cost of Goods Sold?

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Because freight in is the expense paid for the purchases to bring down to business place for manufacture of units of products and without these expenses those purchases will not be available and any expense done to bring any item to it's activity place is part of that activity expense.

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