Multiple Choice
In a process cost system, transferred-in costs represent
A) manufacturing overhead costs applied to the products processed.
B) costs from external suppliers for materials used in processing.
C) direct labour and manufacturing overhead costs incurred in processing.
D) costs attached to partially completed units that have been received from a prior processing department.
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