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Cambridge IGCSE·Accounting·Cambridge IGCSE Accounting

Manufacturing Accounts

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Preparing a manufacturing account: prime cost, factory overheads, cost of production, and how it links to the income statement of a manufacturer.

Why a manufacturing account?

A business that makes its own goods prepares a manufacturing account before its income statement to work out the cost of producing the finished goods. The income statement then uses this cost of production in place of purchases.

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