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distinguish between the process costing and the contract costing? ​

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The key difference between job costing and contract costing is that job costing is a system used for completion of specific customer orders where each unit produced is considered a job whereas contract costing is referred to as a costing system applied where work is undertaken according to special requirements of ...

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Answer:The key difference between job costing and contract costing is that job costing is a system used for completion of specific customer orders where each unit produced is considered a job whereas contract costing is referred to as a costing system applied where work is undertaken according to special requirements of ...

The key difference between job costing and contract costing is that job costing is a system used for completion of specific customer orders where each unit produced is considered a job whereas contract costing is referred to as a costing system applied where work is undertaken according to special requirements of ...have a great day ahead...........

The key difference between job costing and contract costing is that job costing is a system used for completion of specific customer orders where each unit produced is considered a job whereas contract costing is referred to as a costing system applied where work is undertaken according to special requirements of ...have a great day ahead...........\huge\underline\red{Mark as Brainliest}

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The key difference between job costing and contract costing is that job costing is a system used for completion of specific customer orders where each unit produced is considered a job whereas contract costing is referred to as a costing system applied where work is undertaken according to special requirements of ...have a great day ahead...........\huge\underline\red{Mark as Brainliest} MarkasBrainliest

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