1. storage fee. The expenses of goods maintenance and storage for storing goods, including: expenses of shelves and containers for goods storage, real estate tax on warehouse space, etc.

2. Wages and welfare expenses of warehouse managers. The wages of warehouse managers generally include fixed wages, bonuses and various living allowances. Welfare expenses can be extracted according to the standard, generally including housing fund, medical care and retirement pension expenses.

3. depreciation fee or rental fee. Some warehousing enterprises undertake warehousing business with their own warehouses and equipment, and some undertake warehousing business with warehouses and equipment contracted and leased from the society. Fixed assets of self-operated warehouses need to be depreciated every year, and fixed assets contracted and leased to foreign countries need to pay rental fees every year. Storage fee or lease fee is an important fixed cost of storage enterprises, which constitutes one of the costs of storage enterprises. The fixed assets of warehouses are extracted by years according to the depreciation period, mainly including the depreciation of infrastructure such as warehouses and yards and the depreciation of machinery and equipment.

4. repair fee. It is mainly used for regular overhaul of equipment, facilities and means of transport, and can be extracted according to a certain ratio of investment in equipment, facilities and means of transport every year.

5. handling fees. Loading and unloading freight refers to the loading and unloading expenses incurred in the warehousing, stacking and warehousing of goods, including the operating expenses of handling equipment and the costs of handling workers.

6. management fees. Management expenses refer to all kinds of indirect expenses incurred by warehousing enterprises or departments to manage warehousing activities or carry out warehousing business, mainly including insurance, office expenses, personnel training fees, travel expenses, hospitality, marketing expenses, utilities and so on.

7. Storage loss. Refers to the cost that the storage enterprise needs to pay for the damage of the goods during the storage process. The reasons for the loss of goods generally include the storage conditions of the warehouse itself, the human factors of the management personnel, the physical and chemical properties of the goods themselves, and the mechanical damage in the handling process. In practice, the responsibilities should be reasonably included in the cost according to the specific situation and the system standards of the enterprise.

Suzhou Shelf believes that the above seven aspects should be considered by enterprises when making storage cost budget, and enterprises should be accurate.