Some of the most common examples of direct costs include direct labor (such as laborers who operate machinery to make a company's products), raw materials, wages for production staff, and direct ...

The Cost of Attendance contains both direct (billed) and indirect costs for the academic year. Direct costs include tuition, fees, and housing and food (for resident students). Indirect expenses are ...

The cost of attendance is a comprehensive budget comprised of both direct and indirect costs. Direct Costs include tuition and standard fees, residence hall costs (Housing), and meal plan costs (Food) ...

200.421 Advertising and Public Relations Costs Allowable only if related to and necessary for performance of the sponsored project (i.e., recruitment of personnel, procurement of goods and services, ...

Costs are further categorized as direct and indirect costs and fixed versus variable costs. Indirect costs include resources such as utilities, information technology support, and administrative ...

Direct costs are items that will appear on your University bills ... appear on your bill but are estimated costs associated with going to college and should be included in your budget. These include ...

Allocated costs centers are used in determining ALA’s total indirect costs and include both direct and indirect costs that are generated in a given area ie operating supplies, telephone, audit/bank ...

The total cost of federally-sponsored projects includes a combination of both direct and indirect (F&A) costs. Some examples* of indirect (F&A) costs include: CU Boulder's indirect cost rate is ...