Reciprocal Allocation Method

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Reciprocal Allocation Method

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Process of allocating service department costs to production departments, where reciprocal services are allowed between service departments; also known as the reciprocal method, the matrix method, the double-distribution method, the cross-allocation method, and simultaneous equation method. The method sets up simultaneous equations to determine the allocatable cost of each service department. The data for an example follows:
Reciprocal Allocation Method

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Input-Output Analysis (in accounting)