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Input Cost Allocation

Input cost allocation is the process of distributing costs of inputs, such as materials, labor, utilities, or support services, across products, departments, or activities. The aim is to reflect the true cost consumed by each area of the business. Proper allocation improves costing accuracy, pricing decisions, and profitability analysis.

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