Job order costing=
Job order costing is that system which is used to prepare
different types of products and which is used for different types of jobs, job
order costing helps to define cost per unit for each job. Each unit cost
contains direct costs and overhead cost related to the job.
Uses=
- It is used to produce order based products instead of mass products.
- It is used for the production of large volume, unique and high cost items.
- All the costs related to job order costing can be measured relevant to each job.
Example=
Job order costing is applicable in many businesses some
examples are following:
In printing business, building construction, it is also applicable
in hospitals, Schools, Universities and law firms.
Process costing=
Processing cost is that cost which is implemented to all the
units produced in the manufacturing process.it helps to define cost per unit
processed which includes direct and indirect manufacturing costs. In Process
costing mostly identical products are produced i.e. mass production.
Uses=
- Process costing is widely used to produce same or identical items.
- In process costing Mass production is used.
- In this each unit costs cannot be measured as they are identical with direct and indirect costs.
Example=
Process costing is applicable in many companies:Many companies like paper mills, paint manufacturing companies uses process costing.
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