When an essential information for calculation of income statement is missing, then the costs that can be considered for this purpose is called _____________?

Correct answer: D. relevant costs

  • A. expected cost
  • B. expected revenues
  • C. irrelevant costs
  • D. relevant costs

Explanation

Relevant costs are future costs that differ between alternatives and are therefore useful in decision-making when preparing income estimates. Expected costs may be forecasts, but they are not necessarily decision-relevant.

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