Costs incurred by and solely for a particular product, department, program, sales territory, or customer account. These may be fixed costs or variable costs. They also are called traceable costs or attributable costs.

Costs that are specifically attributable to an activity or group of activities without apportionment. [D04426]

The category of costs which contribute completely and solely to the creation of a unit of product, such as raw materials, assembly or process labor, chemicals, colorants, or finishes applied, etc.

Costs that can be identified specifically with a particular sponsored project, an instructional activity, or any other institutional activity, or that can be directly assigned to such activities relat [..]

Direct expenses are expenses that can be traced back directly to a program, product, or service directly associated with a nonprofit's mission-fulfillment. They include such items as: program staff and systems, materials required to deliver specific services, and travel costs required to deliver services.

Costs that can be specifically associated with a single cost objective in an economically feasible way or closely associated with the output of a product or service.  In addition, direct costs tend to [..]

DC Direct Costs are all expenditure categories EXCLUDING indirect costs (facilities & administrative costs).

Those expenses which are specifically attributable to a program area or cost center. Costs may be exclusively for that purpose or may be allocated between several uses. 

Direct costs--

Expenses incurred during the course of a research project that can be attributed directly to the project. Some examples include salaries of researchers, equipment, and scientific supplies.

costs associated with activities or services that benefit specific projects, e.g., salaries for project staff and materials required for a particular project. Because these activities are easily traced to projects, their costs are usually charged to projects on an item-by-item basis.

The term refers to costs which can be directly related to the production of particular units or lines of products. They include the wages of the personnel and the cost of inputs used in the manufactur [..]

Costs that can be identified specifically with a particular final cost objective. Reference 2 CFR § 200.413

Amounts directly relating to product production.

Actual dollars that must be spent.

Costs that are directly related to a specific activity. General categories of direct costs include but are not limited to salaries and wages, fringe benefits, supplies, contractual services, travel and communication, equipment, and computer use.

The costs resulting directly from acts of violence or attempts to prevent them. They include: costs of legal services, medical care, perpetrator control, incarceration, foster care, private security c [..]

Costs that include direct materials and labor. Refer to DIRECT EXPENSES

Expenditures for medical procedures and services associated with the treatment and care of people with cancer.

Costs that are wholly attributable to the service in question, for example, the services of professional and paraprofessional personnel, equipment, and materials.

Direct costs are costs that can be attributed directly to the project. They are directly related to an individual activity of the partner organisation, where the link with this individual activity can be demonstrated (for instance, through direct time registration).

Expenses the student/family pays to the university.

Expenses the student/family pays to the college.

 All charges assessed by, and paid to, the University. This includes tuition and fees. This may include books charged through the UMSL Bookstore, room and board for those students living on campus, an [..]

Expenses the student/family pays to the college.

Expenses paid directly to a college or university in order to enroll. Direct costs are items such as tuition, room, board and fees that appear on the student bill.

Items which appear on a student’s bill are considered direct costs. These include tuition and fees, and can include room and board (if a student lives on campus).

Direct costs are expenses paid to your college, such as tuition.

Costs that the college or university directly bills to the student. Tuition and fees are direct costs.

Cost of Attendance items that are billed directly to the student’s University account. These include tuition and fees, and for students who live on campus, room and board.