If the cost can be tracked towards a cost object, then it is called overhead absorption. If the cost can not be tracked with respect to a specific cost center or cost object, then the entire cost is distributed to all the cost centers, based on the usage ratio. This is called Overhead apportionment. UdhayAnand AVB
define BCNF. Explain with appropriate example
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Explain cost center in the context of cost accounting
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Explain the term cost of capital and its importance in investment decision
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can you explain fraction patterns
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The cost to remove an object from a cat's stomach depends on what procedure is required to remove the object, and the cost of the animal hospital.
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