the costs of storing and delivering finished goods are allocated to the finished goods account
True or False
Answer
--False.
--Cost of storing and delivering finished goods are considered to be 'selling expenses'.
--Selling Expenses are period cost and is not included in the cost of products produced.
--Thats why Cost of storing and delivering finished goods is NOT ALLOCATED to finished goods account.
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