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Overhead

Overhead refers to indirect costs not directly tied to producing goods or services but necessary for business operations. This includes rent, administrative salaries, insurance, and utilities. Overhead is often allocated across departments or products to understand true costs and is crucial for pricing and budgeting decisions.

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