In process and job costing system, the normal spoilage cost is considered as ___________?
Correct answer: C. inventoriable costs
- A. conversion costs
- B. sunk costs
- C. inventoriable costs
- D. non inventoriable costs
Explanation
Normal spoilage is an expected part of production, so its cost is absorbed into the cost of the good units produced and remains inventoriable. Abnormal spoilage is generally treated as a loss of the period.
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