A process costing system attempts to assign costs to products based on the amount of service operations, such as purchase order preparation, material handling, storage time, wait time, and other nonvalue-added processes, that the products consume.

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A process costing system attempts to assign costs to products based on the actual manufacturing processes that the products go through, rather than the amount of service operations they consume.

A Process Costing System Attempts to Assign Costs to Products