G Approaches to cost allocation in court fees It is not always straightforward to calculate the cost to the courts of resources used in determining a matter. For instance, what share of the court’s corporate services e - Full cost accounting - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	G Approaches to cost allocation in court fees It is not always straightforward to calculate the cost to the courts of resources used in determining a matter. For instance, what share of the court’s corporate services e Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-11-30 17:58:32 Open Document File Size: 47,06 KB Share Result on Facebook City Victoria / / Company FMC / ABC / / Facility Federal Court / Family Court / / IndustryTerm office machinery / costs identifying products / corporate services / particular services / financial services / audit services / activities or products / court services / information technology / technology services / information technology staff / user groups / information technology services / / Organization Family Court of Australia / Family Court / High Court / Federal Circuit Court / UN Court / Federal Court of Australia / DoJ / Productivity Commission / Family Court of Australia Expense Share / / Person Vic DoJ / / Position chief executive officer / judge / / Technology 2 Information technology / information technology / video conferencing / / SocialTag Management Indirect costs Full cost accounting Overhead Cost driver Variable cost Cost Operating cost Fixed cost Management accounting

G Approaches to cost allocation in court fees It is not always straightforward to calculate the cost to the courts of resources used in determining a matter. For instance, what share of the court’s corporate services eAdd to Reading List