A cost center is a division or unit within an organization that does not directly generate revenue but incurs costs, which are tracked for budgeting and financial analysis. To create a cost center, you would first define its purpose and functions, then identify the specific costs associated with it. Next, you would set up a budget and establish a system for tracking expenditures against that budget, ensuring that all expenses are accurately captured and reported for accountability and analysis. Finally, you would implement processes for regular review and adjustment based on performance and strategic goals.
Cost centre is created after cost categories had been created. the cost center is used to hold and allocated income and expenses to
cost centre
No. Variable cost is the same as direct cost because it can be varied directly to the cost centre or cost unit,while indirect cost can't be varied directly to it cost centre or cost unit.
Overhead cost
what is a cost centre
It is difficult to know what sort of centre you may be asking about but you may be interested to know that the centre of the world is called the "core".
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cost centre = the department which activities cash disbursement profit centre = the department which activities making cash
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It is a pool where cost data are relating to particulat activity is accumulated...it is similar to the concept of cost centre.
Rabbits cost 4000e in the equestrian centre shop.
not alot