alleryStart learning →Which of these is a cost of conversion of inventories?
AFreight paid on raw materials purchased
BImport duty paid on raw materials
CCustoms clearance for imported goods
DDirect labour on the production line
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Direct labour on the production line
Costs of conversion are costs directly related to units of production, and direct labour is the standard example.
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