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As a manufacturer, you have a good understanding of what your material and labor costs are. These costs play a big role when you price your products. However, these are not the only two costs that should be factored into your prices. What about equipment and overhead? If you aren’t basing these costs on labor hours/dollars or equipment time then you likely are not pricing your products profitably. The manufacturing accounting professionals at Doeren Mayhew offer the following seven signs it may be time for a product costing analysis:
To help ensure your pricing fully captures your costs, Doeren Mayhew’s manufacturing accounting professionals in Michigan, Houston or Ft. Lauderdale can help you with a product costing analysis. Contact us today.
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