This document provides examples of different types of costs that can be categorized into four groups: (1) costs by nature, including depreciation, consumption of materials and energy, outsourced services, taxes and charges, remuneration, social insurance and other benefits, and other costs; (2) costs by destination, including costs of basic activity, production overhead costs, selling costs, costs of auxiliary activities, and overheads; (3) current depreciation write-offs regarding fixed assets and intangible assets used for operational activities; (4) costs that cannot be directly transferred to products such as depreciation of machinery and equipment.
This document provides examples of different types of costs that can be categorized into four groups: (1) costs by nature, including depreciation, consumption of materials and energy, outsourced services, taxes and charges, remuneration, social insurance and other benefits, and other costs; (2) costs by destination, including costs of basic activity, production overhead costs, selling costs, costs of auxiliary activities, and overheads; (3) current depreciation write-offs regarding fixed assets and intangible assets used for operational activities; (4) costs that cannot be directly transferred to products such as depreciation of machinery and equipment.
This document provides examples of different types of costs that can be categorized into four groups: (1) costs by nature, including depreciation, consumption of materials and energy, outsourced services, taxes and charges, remuneration, social insurance and other benefits, and other costs; (2) costs by destination, including costs of basic activity, production overhead costs, selling costs, costs of auxiliary activities, and overheads; (3) current depreciation write-offs regarding fixed assets and intangible assets used for operational activities; (4) costs that cannot be directly transferred to products such as depreciation of machinery and equipment.
This document provides examples of different types of costs that can be categorized into four groups: (1) costs by nature, including depreciation, consumption of materials and energy, outsourced services, taxes and charges, remuneration, social insurance and other benefits, and other costs; (2) costs by destination, including costs of basic activity, production overhead costs, selling costs, costs of auxiliary activities, and overheads; (3) current depreciation write-offs regarding fixed assets and intangible assets used for operational activities; (4) costs that cannot be directly transferred to products such as depreciation of machinery and equipment.
- fixed assets and intangible assets used for the operational activities of the entity, Depreciation - buildings classified as investments in real estate and other fixed assets leased, if these activities are included in the relevant operating activities of the entity Costs of used direct materials included in the products and costs of auxiliary materials, e.g. fuel, household Consumption of materials and and office materials, magazines and costs of energy consumption of all types of energy (electricity, heat, water, etc.) Costs of works and services provided by other entities to the entity, e.g. subcontractor services, transport, Outsourced services storage, telecommunications, rental, banking, IT, cleaning, property protection, etc. Costs of stamp, notarial and court fees, food fees, environmental fees, transport tax, real estate tax, Taxes and charges property tax, excise tax, payments to PFRON and others (except VAT) Costs of remuneration (in cash and in kind) paid to the entity's employees under an employment contract, Remunerations (Payroll) including bonuses, leave allowances, jubilee awards and costs under civil law contracts (e.g. mandate contracts, specific work contracts) Costs of social security contributions in part borne by the employer, costs of contributions to FP, FS, Guarantee Fund and FEP as well as employee training costs, deductions to the Social Fund, costs of Social insurance and other maintaining occupational health and safety, leave benefits benefits paid in place of deductions to the Social Fund, retirement benefits, pensions, contributions to PPK and others of a similar nature, as well as other benefits for employees. Simple operating costs that do not qualify for other types: - costs of domestic and foreign business trips, - costs incurred for property and personal insurance, - reimbursement of expenses for using vehicles owned by employees for business purposes, - severance pay for accidents at work, Other costs by type - contributions to social organizations and associations, - cash payments to natural persons not included in remuneration and benefits for employees (e.g. death benefits), - representation and advertising costs, - compensation for the use of employees' own clothing and work shoes Account Examples of costs by destination (group 5) Costs related to the entity's production activities, including the costs of: - used materials, raw materials for production, direct packaging, remuneration of production Costs of basic activity employees, - energy, water and other utilities when the costs of their consumption can be clearly linked to a specific product Costs that, based on the data available to the company, cannot be directly transferred to products. This group of costs includes, among others: depreciation of machinery and equipment as well as buildings and structures in which production takes place; Usage of materials and Production overhead costs energy; remuneration and services related to keeping machines and devices in operation, including their maintenance and renovation, lighting, heating, cleaning, internal transport; remuneration for supervision and departmental administration Costs related to servicing and acquiring new customers, forwarding manufactured products and goods, e.g.: shipping costs, packaging, costs of marketing research, remuneration of Selling costs employees employed directly in the sales department, commissions for intermediaries, costs of warranty repairs, excise tax on products sold Costs related to the provision of supplies and services by separate departments to other departments within the enterprise; an example of Costs of auxiliary activities auxiliary activities is internal equipment service, repairs and overhauls for production and administration departments Administrative and economic costs, i.e.: salaries of the entity's management, costs of administrative premises, general production Overheads costs, costs of maintaining warehouses of materials and finished products, office maintenance costs, representation costs