(Cost classifications) Geoff Payne painted four houses during April 2010. For t

(Cost classifications) Geoff Payne painted four houses during April 2010. For these jobs he spent $1200 on paint $80 on mineral spirits and $300 on brushes. He also bought two pairs of coveralls for $100 each; he wears coveralls only while he works. During the first week of April Payne placed a $100 ad for his business in the classifieds. He hired an assistant for one of the painting jobs; the assistant was paid $25 per hour and worked 50 hours. Being a very methodical person Payne kept detailed records of his mileage to and from each painting job. The average operating cost per mile for his van is $0.70. He found a $30 receipt in his van for a metropolitan map that he purchased in April. He uses the map as part of a contact fi le for referral work and for bids that he has made on potential jobs. He also had $30 in receipts for bridge tolls ($2 per trip) for a painting job he did across the river. Near the end of April Payne decided to go camping and he turned down a job on which he had bid $6000. He called the homeowner long distance (at a cost of $3.20) to explain his reasons for declining the job. Using the following headings indicate how to classify each of the April costs incurred by Payne. Assume that the cost object is a house-painting job.