whats difference between manufacturing account & cost account
Answer / Shalabh Kumar Singh
A manufacturing account is a nominal ledger account used to record the cost of goods manufactured during a specific period. A cost account, on the other hand, refers broadly to all accounts used in a company's cost accounting system, which includes both fixed and variable costs, as well as the cost of goods sold (COGS).
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