Abnormal Spoilage Is Accounted for By

question 132

Multiple Choice

Abnormal spoilage is accounted for by:

• A) Separating it out as a loss for the period.
• B) Adding its cost to the specific jobs where it arose
• C) Adding its cost to overhead to be spread among all of the current period jobs
• D) Ignoring it in the accounting records

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