Abstract
In the construction industry, the right classification of costs, including direct and indirect expenses, is of utmost importance to give certainty to the decision making process for tendering and expected profit of a given work proposal. In this paper, the process of classification of costs and direct and indirect expenses is analyzed from two view-points: while the technical one is carried out considering the Bylaw of the Public Works and Related Services Law for the State and Municipalities of Guanajuato, the accountable and financial one is done according to the Financial Information Standards. Based on found costs classification discrepancies, solutions to improve costs categorization for the construction industry are proposed.References
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