The first step in tracking costs is to assign a rate to each resource. Resource rates can be hourly or fixed. For hourly rates, you can assign a standard rate, which is the rate you pay a resource during normal working hours. You can also assign an overtime rate, which is the rate you pay a resource who works longer than the normal working hours. To some resources, you’ll assign a fixed cost per use; for example, a contractor may always charge a flat amount to do a particular job.
You can also assign both a fixed cost-per-use rate and an hourly rate. For example, you might pay a $50 delivery setup charge for rental equipment each time you use it, in addition to an hourly charge.
To assign a rate to a resource
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