Process costing is a method used to account for the costs of manufacturing when identical or similar products are produced in continuous and repetitive processes. Under process costing, costs are accumulated and allocated to units as they move through the production process. The FIFO cost flow assumption matches costs to units based on the order in which they were introduced into production, with the earliest units receiving costs from the beginning of the production period.
Process costing is a method used to account for the costs of manufacturing when identical or similar products are produced in continuous and repetitive processes. Under process costing, costs are accumulated and allocated to units as they move through the production process. The FIFO cost flow assumption matches costs to units based on the order in which they were introduced into production, with the earliest units receiving costs from the beginning of the production period.
Process costing is a method used to account for the costs of manufacturing when identical or similar products are produced in continuous and repetitive processes. Under process costing, costs are accumulated and allocated to units as they move through the production process. The FIFO cost flow assumption matches costs to units based on the order in which they were introduced into production, with the earliest units receiving costs from the beginning of the production period.