Can job-costing system or process-costing system be used?
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Can a cost analyst use either job-costing system or process-costing system for the same type of production process? Why?
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Your tutorial is 213 words plus one reference and explains why job costing must be used in some production processes and process costing in others. It explains why they are not interchangeable.
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No, a cost analyst may not use either job-costing system or process-costing system for the same type of production process.
Job costing is used for when products are not all the same and so you need a separate accounting for the costs of the different products and jobs. Imagine that you build houses. You keep track of the costs in each house as you ...
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