Joint Products and By-Products Are Produced Simultaneously by a Single

question 109

Multiple Choice

Joint products and by-products are produced simultaneously by a single process or series of processes and:

• A) joint products are salable at the split-off point,but by-products are not.
• B) by-products are salable at the split-off point,but joint products are not.
• C) the revenue from by-products may be recognized at the time of production.
• D) all by-products must be allocated some portion of joint costs.

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