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3 years ago

The specific term for attaching a direct cost with a cost object.

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telo118 [61]3 years ago

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The specific term for attaching a direct cost with a cost object

is Cost assignment.

This refers to the price or estimate which has to be paid for the

purchase of goods and services. Costs could either be direct or

indirect depending on various factors.

The attachment of a direct cost with a cost object is therefore

referred to as cost assignment.

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