Yes direct and indirect methods are just different reporting styles and it doesn't means that by making cash flow statement from different methods may change the amount of cash flows.
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Gross profit and operating profits are two different values as gross profit only cater direct expenses to produce goods while operating profit is calculated after deducting indirect expenses and selling and administration overall called operational expenses to arrive at operating profitExample:Sales xxxxLess:Purchases xxxxGross Profit xxxxLess:Selling Expenses xxxxAdmin Expenses xxxxother expenses xxxxOperating Profit xxxxxIf there is no selling, admin or other expenses then gross profit and operating profit will be same.
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Direct Expenses are those costs directly related to the principal activity of the business. Examples include the raw materials used to manufacture a product and the labor costs associated with the work performed to produce the product. Indirect Expenses are those not directly related to the principal activity of the business. Examples include Sales activities, Research and Development activities, and Administrative activities. Simple example: An auto repair business. Direct Expenses would include parts purchased from a vendor to repair an automobile and the labor costs associated with the mechanic who performed the actual repair. Indirect Expenses would include the auto repair shop's advertising costs and the labor costs of the front office receptionist.
Directly without intermediate, direct and established and the object of Association,and Indirect when associated with a given object, must be associated with a medium, without intermediate medium will not produce association.
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Directly without intermediate, direct and established and the object of Association,and Indirect when associated with a given object, must be associated with a medium, without intermediate medium will not produce association.
The difference between direct purchase and indirect purchase is in what is purchased. Relating to raw materials, direct purchase is materials that go directly on a product and indirect is materials used to produce the product. Direct purchase can refer to purchasing products directly from manufacturers and indirect is purchasing through a middle person.
Direct Expenses are those costs directly related to the principal activity of the business. Examples include the raw materials used to manufacture a product and the labor costs associated with the work performed to produce the product. Indirect Expenses are those not directly related to the principal activity of the business. Examples include Sales activities, Research and Development activities, and Administrative activities. Simple example: An auto repair business. Direct Expenses would include parts purchased from a vendor to repair an automobile and the labor costs associated with the mechanic who performed the actual repair. Indirect Expenses would include the auto repair shop's advertising costs and the labor costs of the front office receptionist. I Not Shore........
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