Accounting BONUS MARK: A small manufacturing firm, 'G&N Ltd' makes whistles. During November 2,600 whistles were manufactured and 1,450 whistles were sold. Data from the November report are shown below. %24 Selling expenses 25,340 Direct labour 37,752 Interest expense 7,135 Manufacturing 32.760 overhead Direct materials 61,464 Administrative 19,675 expenses

Accounting BONUS MARK: A small manufacturing firm, 'G&N Ltd' makes whistles. During November 2,600 whistles were manufactured and 1,450 whistles were sold. Data from the November report are shown below. %24 Selling expenses 25,340 Direct labour 37,752 Interest expense 7,135 Manufacturing 32.760 overhead Direct materials 61,464 Administrative 19,675 expenses

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