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| − | + | Overhead costs are the expenses paid to keep your business running, whether you are in high demand or barely producing a product. Having a solid record of your overhead costs will help you set a better price for your product or service, show where you can save money, and illuminate ways to streamline your business model. But these benefits only come from careful bookkeepers, so read on to figure out the best way to calculate your business's overhead costs. | |
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#*That said, having low overhead isn't everything. If you spend money on good equipment or worker satisfaction, for example, you might have higher productivity and higher profits. | #*That said, having low overhead isn't everything. If you spend money on good equipment or worker satisfaction, for example, you might have higher productivity and higher profits. | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
