The costing and allocating situation, in which the indirect cost allocated amount is less than actually incurred amount is known as ___________?

Correct answer: C. under allocated indirect cost

  • A. over allocated budget
  • B. under allocated budget
  • C. under allocated indirect cost
  • D. over allocated direct costCompare Credit Cards

Explanation

When allocated indirect cost is less than the actual indirect cost incurred, the difference is underallocated indirect cost. Overallocation occurs when the amount allocated exceeds actual cost.

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